Examples of using Would face in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
I would face this trial that approaches,
Broadcasters would face obstacles in developing
On the June 12, 2006 edition of Raw, Vince announced that Triple H would face the Spirit Squad in a 5 on 1 Handicap Gauntlet match.
When caught, he would face being charged with running a red light in spite of being ignorant of what they mean.
When we would face a President like Keane,
Locked away and turned to stone for his treachery until a later time when he would face a final judgment.
Normally, you would face substantial costs of more than a hundred dollars or euros.
He always wanted to move it over to that corner so it would face the sunrise.
Governments, which would be forced to borrow additional billions to meet their needs, would face the choice between two unattractive options.
Minister for Justice Michael Keenan said in a statement on Thursday that it would be the first time those exchanges would face regulation.
I hope and pray that no one among you would face death for not believing in the truth.
It was one of the most brutal physical environments The marines would face in the entire pacific war.
But it established that the parties' position was less strong and that they would face significant competitive pressure from,
and good would face evil… of the day the curse would be broken forever…
EMU to financial markets(2000, Mr Pelletier) was to offer an overview of the tasks that the financial markets would face as a result of EMU.
while the less competitive areas would face marginalisation and land abandonment4.
the investigation carried out by the Commission showed that the parties would face competition from major steel companies including Usinor,
small package deliveries, the merged entity would face insufficient competitive constraints from the only two remaining players UPS and DHL.
where they would face an almost certain likelihood of being hunted down