Examples of using Face problems in English and their translations into Slovak
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Computer
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You will face problems daily.
I never would have thought that I would have to face problems in bed.
You will face problems every day.
The proposal foresees the mechanisms to make sure that national authorities andEBA cooperate for cross-border bank that face problems.
You will face problems every day.
All Member States face problems.
Many men face problems in the intimate sphere, regardless of age.
In all our cities, we face problems of mobility.
Many may face problems related to overeating and food whole.
And the international banks face problems with the financing.
But they may face problems like lack of time and money, the need of more resources, employees and partners.
Consumers and professional users would face problems from less performing detergents.
Numerous women face problems with unwanted hair on the visible areas of the body like for example their hands, feet, face and back.
When planting bulbous flowers, almost everyone can face problems from which the bulbs are damaged.
People will have to face problems like rising prices, a negative impact on flavor and aroma, and supply shortages.
Around 1 million of these face problems with cross-border debts.
For many who face problems in their daily lives, describing and analysing problems is a natural part of the process of living.
At this stage, there is no evidence that consumers face problems arising from incorrect implementation of the Directive.
Numerous women face problems with unwanted hair on the visible areas of the body like for example their hands, feet, face and back.
At this stage, there is no evidence that consumers face problems arising from incorrect implementation of the Directive.
Therefore they sometimes face problems where exporters and authorities in third countries are unwilling to provide importers with the necessary information to comply with traceability and labelling legislation.
Patients over 65 years old may face problems with the development of chronic diseases.
All the countries face problems for the future of their welfare systems.
During his travel he helps to some people who face problems with supernatural occurrences which may be related to the Mushi.
Moreover- Crimeans can face problems in the formation of orders, which do not meet residents of other regions of Russia.
You both face problems together.
All parents at some point face problems in the formation of speech in children, in particular, with the complexity of the pronunciation of letters.
In some Member States, venture capital funds face problems reaching the scale they need to spread their portfolio risk.
Finally, third-country nationals face problems as authorised stays in the Schengen area are limited to 90 days in any 180-day period.
The obvious truth, however, is that our societies face problems that will require the most powerful to make sacrifices that they will not easily be talked into.