Examples of using Now faces in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Mr. Griffith, do you have any idea the danger my niece now faces?
The international community now faces many issues and problems that must be dealt with immediately.
The international community now faces major challenges that were not identified at the World Summit.
The Government now faces the daunting task of realizing its ambitious programme for 2007-2011.
That is indeed the larger and most critical of challenges that Fiji now faces.
Undeniably, how to improve the security situation is the biggest challenge that Iraq now faces.
The world now faces great challenges related to the implementation of the rights of the child.
that outer space now faces the danger of weaponization.
Rocha now faces up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000.
The international community now faces the task of translating the Programme of Action into tangible results.
In addition, the region now faces the challenges and opportunities created by global technological achievements.
The crime lab now faces the daunting task of investigating the shooting of one of their own.
The Council now faces the new challenge of effective implementation and raising awareness within society of its importance.
Clay now faces a nomadic existence of uncertain duration divided between courthouses and meeting houses all over America.
It now faces many challenges of nationbuilding
This report is to represent a" comprehensive global response" to the security situation which the Organization now faces.
The country now faces the prospect of invasion from a US-created terrorist army called the‘Islamic State'.
Mr. Sculnick, the City of Yonkers now faces a choice of compliance or receivership until a housing plan is approved.
The international community now faces new threats,
He has long been a supporter of Amnesty but now faces prison for working tirelessly to defend people's human rights.