Examples of using Faced with in English and their translations into Malay
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involving real-life scenarios to measure the skills young people will use when faced with everyday problems,
Traffic signs faced with Nikkalite™ EG sheeting
Faced with pressure from families of the 153 Chinese nationals who were on the flight,
involving real-life scenarios to measure the skills young people will use when faced with everyday problems,
hungry or just faced with an alluring display of cakes in a coffee shop.
Faced with the biggest migration influx since the aftermath of the World War II
which involved real-life situations to gauge the skills utilized by young people when faced with everyday problems,
The participants of this program will be faced with the analysis and evaluation of the financial area of companies(both services
inadequate or inconsistent, faced with major implementation barriers despite having all these plans spelt out.
the men were faced with an enormous mass of ice.
Professor Jacques Donnez, principal investigator in the UPA 5mg clinical trials explains,“Women that have been diagnosed with symptomatic uterine fibroids in the past often felt pressured when faced with the option of surgical treatments.
While the exact structure of staged trials used in the development of new drugs may not be a good fit for social research, when faced with uncertainty, researchers could run smaller studies explicitly designed to assess safety and efficacy.
to ensure they are prepared if faced with an accident or emergency.
so it can be hard for a mom when faced with the thought of having to go out
unfamiliarity when faced with dealing with new surroundings can be a little overwhelming at times.
when PETRONAS and the government, faced with the costs of maintaining the tankers between delivery
However the mayor of the brazilian city Biritiba-Mirim faced with the fact that even if there are free territories,
I would never imagine that today, more than 36 years later after the first edition of“Time Bombs in Malaysia”, we are faced with even greater dire straits as never before in our nation's history have we a situation where so many time-bombs are ticking away in Malaysia which could spell disaster for the nation if they are not defused or detonated.
When faced with the dilemma of asking friends for boarding passes to reach the next level(or land)
Faced with extreme poverty