Examples of using Are faced in English and their translations into Czech
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the survivors on Sirius 6B are faced with a new threat beyond imagination.
also for small producers and for consumers, who are faced with sometimes significant price rises for essentials.
many of whom have been living in EU Member States for many years, are faced with detention and deportation.
This is a fund created specially for Member States in Central Europe which are faced with a balance of payments crisis.
The report represents a turning point as the European Union shows flexibility in solving a problem that several Member States are faced with.
More than 8 million Europeans are faced with neurodegenerative diseases
We're faced with an enemy who are determined to destroy us.
Your problem is any time you're faced with the least bit of confrontation, you run away!
HVAC designers are faced with the challenge to meet sensible
it is the small farmers under the EUR 5000 payment limit who are faced with the greatest amount of problems
bulgarian works are faced by argentinian, canadian,
It is a fact that today, our farmers are faced with overwhelming obstacles when it comes to achieving a fair price for their produce.
highlight abuses by the regime, they are faced with imprisonment.
It is precisely because sustainability rules are not respected in fisheries that fishermen are faced with this crisis, and this is the fundamental lesson that I hope we will all be able to draw from this.
However, funds for quality public education are increasingly short, and students are faced with a lack of grants,
In terms of quality of work, these workers are faced with a low level of job security,
complex enterprises that are faced with the challenges of efficiency and effectiveness in production, compliance to external regulations,
The Member States are faced with the task of facilitating supervision
the European Union as a whole, are faced with a major credibility problem.
I would like to offer my support to the inhabitants of Lampedusa, who are faced with overcrowding, insecurity,