Examples of using Were facing in English and their translations into Slovak
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Before the advent of money, subjects were facing the problem of realization of exchanges in a time continuum.
Yet we had no mechanisms, for instance to support the countries that were facing the immediate threat of default.
too, if you were facing certain death…
also because I felt that we were facing strong rivals.
It was only after 9/11 that I wondered whether what I knew could apply to the situation we were facing.
so she decided to do something about it- to stand up for herself and for what all women were facing.
debt relief was provided to 36 countries that were facing unsustainable debt levels.
All of these manifestations of true solidarity constituted an important message to those who were facing genocide in Gaza, helping them to feel they
others about the dangers that we were facing.
the EEAS 48(d) The measures included in the PAR programmes were aimed at stabilising municipal finances, which were facing an unsustainable financing burden due to a sharp fall in local revenues after the revolution.
The rapporteur mentioned the timeliness of this White Paper given the difficulties pension systems were facing in dealing with demographic risk,was approaching retirement age.">
scale of the risks they were facing.
adding that many domestic pig farmers were facing hardship because of declining pork prices.
adding that many domestic pig farmers were facing hardship because of declining pork prices.
Despite that the neighbors in the region were facing a recession, the more expensive import caused by the exchange rates fluctuations contributed to a much faster inflation(especially in Poland,
micro-systems technologies, both of which were facing growth slowdown.
The Task Force for Better Implementation was set up to assist Member States who were facing difficulties in using the remaining funding from the 2007-2013 programme period.
However, given the evidence that banks were facing fewer difficulties in raising capital on the markets,
such as parts of the plate that were facing a building or dark part of the horizon.
In these proceedings, European citizens were faced with legal problems affecting their separation.