Examples of using To face up in English and their translations into Swedish
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Someone with the guts to face up to the Bandeiras.
In Caribbean Stud poker the player gets five cards to face up;
Are you ready to face up different hindrances
First, Trump has been ordered by the bottom row of is to face up pyramid part.
If you're not man enough to face up to them, you can't expect me to sit back
is needed to face up to the challenges of the future.
If Europe requires more resources to face up to this new challenge, then more resources must be made available.
Urgent, coordinated steps must be taken by the Afghan government with the support of the international community to face up to these challenges.
We dare to face up to the challenges of tomorrow to find innovative solutions that often redefine the standards of our markets.
Research and innovation in Europe currently seems too fragmented to face up effectively to today's challenges.
The idea is to set up an alliance to face up to climate change, but the Commission is not putting enough funds aside for this.
We are doing our utmost to find appropriate solutions to help the sectoral structure and to face up to this reality.
This Communication sets guidelines to face up to the challenges of growing external energy dependence between the European Union
my appeal for the Council to face up to this main responsibility, in particular.
Political leaders must have the courage to face up to such threats; otherwise the credibility of the United Nations itself will be at stake and Saddam Hussein will have prevailed.
are the adjustments actually what is needed in order to face up to the future?
To face up to the alarming situation of several Mediterranean fish stocks, the Commission's proposal presents
Removing the bottlenecks in the Internal Market will put Europe in a much better position to face up to the ever stiffer competition from emerging economies.
To face up to present and future challenges in the field of taxation,
is needed to face up to the challenges of the future.
These reforms are absolutely imperative if we want both to face up to rising competition from new growth areas
do better than our Member States separately- is to help resolve problems, to face up to new challenges and to rearrange our priorities.
The Commission will continue to pursue all the necessary policies to face up to globalisation, ensure a future for industry in the Member States
This is what led European manufacturers to invest more heavily than their main American competitors in research and development to face up to these ecological challenges.
the rest of us should take greater steps to face up to the disorganisation of society that will inevitably result
as he has been ordered to act as her consort and take her to Marke, King of Cornwall, his honour forbids him to face up to his feelings.
In other words, I want to know if some of them are prepared to take regulatory measures to face up to the current developments highlighted by the Commission's recent forecasts?
companies are not relieved of their responsibility to face up to globalisation.
they are leaving the workforce at ever earlier ages, to face up to 40 years of exclusion from the mainstream of productive employment and decision-making.
This new Regulation is needed to face up to the globalization of the economy: