Examples of using Now faced in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
Ms. Selja said that humanity now faced an entirely new set of challenges with predictions that over two thirds of the global population would be living in cities in the next 50 years.
The challenges now faced by the international community are qualitatively different from those it faced in the past, when the balance
abuse over the past decade. Many States, having achieved substantial reductions in illicit drug production and trafficking, now faced the problem of increasing numbers of drug addicts in their own countries.
Several speakers observed that the Parties now faced new challenges.
Now faced with a canvas of finite length.
The international community is now faced with a cruel dichotomy.
The international community is now faced with a cruel dichotomy.
Following upon that we are now faced with threats of provocative actions.
The decision you are now faced with is, on whom shall we feed?
Having achieved political independence, Palau is now faced with the challenge of achieving economic independence.
Many Governments are now faced with increasing levels of contingent liability and sovereign risk.
Many Governments are now faced with increasing levels of contingent liability and sovereign risk.
Seeking a balance in this new world, we're now faced with hard choices.
The Emergency Relief Coordinator is now faced with increasing difficulties in coordinating the international effort.
The international community is now faced with increasing common challenges in the areas of peace and security.
Due to its seven years of stagnation, the CD is now faced with a crisis.
With peace prevailing in Angola, that country is now faced with the challenge of post-conflict reconstruction.
Such cooperation would undoubtedly help the Japanese people to recover from the unprecedented crisis they now faced.
We are now faced with a choice, and consensus on the draft resolution might be broken.