Examples of using Have faced in English and their translations into Thai
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The Soviet people have faced the challenge and risen to the task,
The Soviet people have faced the challenge and risen to the task.
Aside from that the system also comes with a knowledge base that holds the answers to many common issues that past users have faced.
TT: Besides the race against time, what are some challenges you have faced throughout the entire process, from start until now?
I want to shake the country by talking about issues and problems I have faced.
Maybe you have or may not have faced with situations similar to that of the above but who is to say that you will never have to confront the above issues in the years to come.
Although this year we have faced problems with delays on cases and a significant reduction we have established a new way of generating income whilst helping families and have seen that there has been no expenditure on anything apart from grants.
Most of the time website was not down more than 10 minutes in a week. However I have faced 39 minute downtime at worst case and that hurt.
But even if I am what you say I am-- and I'm not saying I am-- wouldn't I have faced a situation like this before and handled it without killing anybody?
High Commissioner Guterres meets refugee returnees to discuss the challenges they have faced since leaving Kenya and settling in the Somali port of Kismayo.
Mahadine had originally been charged with undermining the constitutional order, threatening territorial integrity and national security, and collaborating with an insurrectional movement. If he had been convicted he could have faced life imprisonment.
The commercial bank loans continued to grow in 2016 when compared to the previous year. Although commercial banks have faced with various economic challenge factors, the stability of financial status remained strong as reflected in high capital adequacy and reserve level. However, commercial banks remained cautious in the conduct of their business affairs and applied stricter lending standards in approving loans.
As we all know, the past 1-2 years many businesses have faced several uncertainties- domestic and international. And the advance of technology, which is faster than in the past, has led to what is known as technology disruption or digital disruption as some people prefer to call. Adding to the issues was fierce industry competition pressuring the business sector to work harder and to get better and better.
It's not always easy being first or being transparent. Along the way, we have faced challenges from suppliers who wanted to protect their ingredient information, and even internal debates about giving away our“secret recipes.” And that's not to mention the millions of dollars we have invested to build the databases and systems that drive our disclosure.
In addition, during the nearly eight years since Mr. Somchai Neelaphaijit was forcibly disappeared, and in particular since they began to struggle to secure justice, his wife, Mrs. Angkhana Neelaphaijit, and the rest of the Neelaphaijit family have faced constant harassment and threats to their lives and safety. Formal recognition of the crime of enforced disappearance and the passage of domestic legislation that provides for specific protection for witnesses and families of victims of enforced disappearance is urgently needed.
Poland has faced dozens of investment arbitration proceedings.
Each person has faced them once in his life.
They all have faces.
Who has face that looks big because of the fat accumulated on the face. .
Warmly welcome all friends and clients from International market to visit us and have face talking together!