Examples of using To be confronted in English and their translations into French
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The data exchange exercise provided empirical evidence of the issues to be confronted and the challenges to the use of a receiving country's immigration data as a potential source for emigration statistics.
the Mission continued to be confronted with bureaucratic and procedural problems in customs clearance of much needed items and equipment.
Accused requests to be confronted with such a person, technical means may be used that allow remote participation
Since no State wished to be confronted by a wave of refugees, he urged all the Governments of the region to
Regrettably, the world continued to be confronted by civil strife,
the representation in plan as a working basis to be confronted to the reality of the ground.
serious enough to be confronted with as much publicity
we continue to be confronted by disturbances and conflicts that include wars and coups.
how it teaches students to be confronted to crucial issues affecting the future of our species;
However, in some areas the corrections system continues to be confronted by many problems, relating to access to safe drinking water,
in 1996, to be confronted by enormous politico-military
difficult situations with which the international community is being and can expect to be confronted- particularly deadly conflicts
Africa is anticipated to be confronted with the severest adverse effects of human-induced climate change,
The justice sector continues to be confronted by a shortage of qualified personnel
my delegation takes this occasion to note that the global community continues to be confronted by many obstacles in its efforts to respond adequately to this problem.
One significant area of discussion related to the way in which judicial cooperation could be implemented and the associated legal and ethical issues to be confronted, such as the rights of the parties to be informed about
without ever misrepresent it or to be confronted to the traffic jam.
It was unfair for countries that rose above the low per capita income threshold to be confronted by immediate increases in their regular budget
Convinced that multilateral cooperation was the only road to success in fighting terrorism, which needed to be confronted with a global strategy in keeping with the United Nations Charter and international law
human rights problems that MONUC is likely to be confronted with in phase III. Kindu would thus serve,