Examples of using Now faces in English and their translations into Serbian
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The hotter temperatures have threatened the Ganga, which now faces lower water levels from recent droughts.
the team now faces off against a network of highly skilled special agents- the Syndicate.
Kosovo now faces the difficult task of meeting the required criteria to make the visa-free process a reality.
the team now faces off against a network of highly skilled special agents, the Sy….
the team now faces off against a network of highly skilled special agents, the Syndicate.
Lieutenant Colonel Dragoljub Zivkovic was arrested in Belgrade on spying charges last month, and now faces a military court trial to determine his guilt or innocence.
who nine years ago described prisons in his country as"hell", now faces the prospect of jail time for speaking his mind.
Greece, where thousands of tonnes of asbestos have been used-- often in hospitals and schools-- now faces a costly cleanup.
has suffered his second election defeat in four years and now faces pressure to step down.
George Papandreou, now faces challenges to his leadership.
won the parliamentary elections on Saturday(25 June) and now faces the task of forming a new government.
This is caused by the fact that the average family now faces higher costs of living than ever before.
I believe that now is the time to press forward with Waseda's traditional enterprising spirit to address the many challenges the world now faces.
and Europe now faces the repercussions of short-sighted policies aimed at“pleasing the bigger brother from Washington,” Putin believes.
where he had lived for seven years, and now faces potential extradition to the US,
After being dragged out of the Ecuadorian Embassy- where he had been living since 2012- Assange now faces possible extradition to the United States,
host FLOSS applications" that now faces"a problem with the ads they allow on their sites…"[43][44][45].
which can make considerable contributions to solving some of the most urgent problems the world now faces.
Bulgaria's tax agency now faces a fine of up to 20 million euros, or 4% of its annual turnover over the data breach, said Veselin Tselkov, a board member at the Commission for Personal Data Protection.
HEFTY FINES Bulgaria's tax agency now faces a fine of up to 20 million euros, or 4% of its annual turnover over the data breach, said Veselin Tselkov, a board member