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it is indeed the case that we are confronted by intolerable images of war depicting an utterly hopeless confrontation.
And so we have brought about the upcoming enlargement of the Union, but, at the same time, we are confronted with the growth of unemployment.
a massive increase in transport volumes, we are confronted with a task: how do we ensure rational development?
when we try to push our investigations further we are confronted with certain difficulties.
Sixth, we are confronted by a demographic problem;
On the report itself, we are confronted with a paradox with regard to European airspace.
We are confronted with more and more catastrophes,
Mr President, it is astonishing that we are confronted by a dispute about a product of which neither the EU
We are confronted with a washing machine running amok,
Initially in the process of cognition, we are confronted with a confused mass of data,
the native Indian we are confronted with"the monstrous power of the negative"(Hegel).
In North Korea, we are confronted with a world that would appear to be very close to that of George Orwell.
There can be no neutrality when we are confronted with a brutal genocidal dictator such as Slobodan Milosevic.
on the individual blocks, which has led to a situation where we are confronted with this procedure in plenary.
When we try to discover the age of the formation of the patriarchal legends, we are confronted with a question of great complexity.
As a company with growing international operations, we are confronted by a very special challenge;
FR Once again we are confronted with one of the most sordid aspects of contemporary society: trafficking in human beings.
For the third time, we are confronted by the question whether it is reasonable to put EU money into that area.
We are confronted with the reality of having to respect the responsibility of the Member States for the content of teaching and the organisation of the education system.
(PT) Every year we are confronted with this exercise in hypocrisy of the European Parliament on human rights in the world.