Examples of using Often faced in English and their translations into Arabic
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Immigrants who overcame those legislative and institutional hurdles often faced intolerance and even violence.
Young girls and LGBT children and youth too often faced social barriers and exclusion at school and in youth movements.
The Chair agreed that children of minorities often faced difficulties, especially where little attention was accorded to their heritage
Many persons with disabilities could not therefore obtain work and often faced workplace discrimination.
she said that people returning to work often faced difficulties.
They often faced discrimination, exploitation and violence and, in the worst cases, became victims of ruthless traffickers.
Victims of human rights violations and their families often faced great challenges when demanding the release of State information,
Women who experience complications significantly more often faced with considerable delays of chemotherapy and radiation therapy compared with women who had uncomplicated procedure.
She noted that UNDP often faced the same constraints as donor agencies.
However, Bosnian Muslim refugees who opted to remain in Croatia often faced increased hardship conditions.
People who by their profession are obliged to say much(teachers, lecturers, lawyers), also very often faced with drying of the mouth.
different types of discrimination, in particular against women, who often faced difficulties in seeking redress to overcome such discrimination.
In 2006, a High Court case highlighted the abuse and violence often faced by women and girls.
Mr. Ke Yousheng(China) said that while States had primary responsibility for ensuring the right to the highest attainable standard of health, they often faced economic or social obstacles to doing so.
The International HIV/AIDS Alliance, a non-governmental organization based in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, asserted that transgender persons often faced heinous discrimination, abuse and violence, sometimes exacerbated by HIV-related discrimination.
Let us be clear, indemnified means persons who due to vaccinations(compulsory and non-compulsory) have suffered irreversible damage or death, which they reported, who then requested compensation, presenting themselves to CMO and most often faced with a long-standing cause in court, seeing their petitions finally accepted.
isolated settlements in substandard housing and extreme poverty conditions, and had low rates of participation in the education system, and they often faced discrimination and sometimes hostile societal attitudes.
As the Secretary-General pointed out in his report entitled" Civilian capacity in the aftermath of conflict"(A/67/312-S/2012/645), countries emerging from conflict typically confronted a wide range of urgent demands to build and sustain peace, yet often faced a critical shortage of capacity to meet priority needs, creating a high risk of relapse in the early years of peace.
We are often faced with rumours and manipulation.
Those who have returned have often faced reprisals.