Examples of using Be confronted in English and their translations into Slovak
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The victim may not be confronted with the perpetrator against his or her will,
we may at times be confronted with a situation that challenges our morality,
one of the greatest stresses you may be confronted is the presence of acne or pimples.
that bullies should be confronted.
Both types of region may, however, be confronted by pockets of deep-seated urban decline
often years later, be confronted with the erection of a mobile phone tower.
it have to be confronted with our private self,
scarcely able to supply half the country's consumption need should be confronted with the obligation to reduce its quota for sugar produced from sugar beet.
for they will have become knowing ones, who cannot be confronted with anything in the existence of men which holds something unknown to them.
to enable the Member States to take account of any specific situations with which they may be confronted;
a threat to global peace and stability and must be confronted,” Zarif told the official IRNA news agency before heading home from a visit to Pakistan.
it should be confronted with our inner most self,
a threat to international peace and security and must be confronted," Zarif told the official IRNA news agency before heading home from a visit to Pakistan.
it must be confronted with our deepest self,
I think Parliament cannot be confronted with a quasi-assent procedure,
Perhaps, there is no such person who would not be confronted with confusions at work,
The work of Slovak authors will be confronted with the international art scene,
the privatisation of force- we could be confronted with a very radical threat indeed.
Moreover, under this option Member State would still be faced with the administrative cost linked to the parallel maintenance of the RT and ACT systems and would nonetheless be confronted to a diminution of the revenue connected to RT.
Therefore, similar measures can be triggered in the future in respect of those Member States which may be confronted by an emergency situation characterised by a sudden inflow of nationals of third countries.