Examples of using Were confronted in English and their translations into Arabic
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They were confronted by our virtual reality cameras.
Now they were confronted with similar dangers and challenges.
In the past, we were confronted with this fact.
Upon arrival, returning populations were confronted with a wide variety of challenges.
In conducting the review the Inspectors were confronted with different definitions for NEX.
We were confronted with the hierarchy of decision-making within religious establishments.
Act as if you were confronted with Satan himself… If she pursues you.
Others were confronted with administrative hurdles seemingly aimed at deterring them from searching further.
With private participation and liberalization, regulators were confronted with a wide set of new challenges.
States in the region were confronted by a country with a history of provocation and belligerency.
In addition, it undertook capacity-building activities to assist government institutions that were confronted with trafficking.
But early on the latter were confronted with the harsh realities of power and conflicting interests.
Every time we looked out our hotel window, we were confronted with the reality of human suffering.
These elements were confronted by Iranian border police and retreated into Iraqi territory after firing at Iranian forces.
Thirty years ago, we were confronted by a new killer virus that unleashed an unexpected, incurable devastating plague.
When States were confronted with enormous pressure on public spending, dialogue and accountability towards all groups was of utmost importance.
Before 1990 we were faced by the problem of a labour deficit and after 1990 we were confronted by a relative surplus.
As a consequence some countries were confronted by crises of solvency that had a severe impact on their capacity to pay.
Participants stressed that although not all treaty bodies were confronted with this issue, it would be useful to adopt a common approach.
If it were confronted with this situation, the Government would study all ways and means for responding to the gravity of such acts.