Examples of using Were faced in English and their translations into Arabic
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Amid the economic, social and environmental pressures of globalization, developing countries were faced with the task of maintaining reasonable growth while,
Mr. Pal(India) said that nations and civilizations were faced with the choice between dialogue and conflict, and it was only fitting that the United Nations should support an initiative that promoted understanding among cultures and civilizations.
A challenge faced by companies was how to find a balance between competing and cooperating with each other, while international organizations and policymakers were faced with the issue of how and to what extent they could foster such cooperation.
We were faced by a forest of wire.
He said municipalities were faced with a number of obstacles.
But we were faced with a very difficult choice.
Tony Blair and George Bush were faced by disaster.
European countries were faced with child labour exploitation on various fronts in 1993.
Some stressed that their communities were faced with imminent extinction.
Specifically, STP noted that Bosniaks in Sandzak were faced with disadvantages.
And then we were faced with this problem, which is not an easy one.
These days, we were faced with a stranger problem with the Windows 10 update.
If I remember correctly, you were faced with the same scenario yourself.
Europeans were faced with the prospect of watching their hard earned assets and wealth diminish.
We were faced with many hurricanes, floods and earthquakes all over the world.
The Inuit and other native groups of Canada were faced with either assimilation or poverty.
But now they were faced with what he called"a runaway world.".
So we were faced with a little dilemma-- what to do with you.
At this point, Kurdish forces were faced with the risk of running out of ammunition.
If I were faced with the same choice again, would I make the same decision?