Faten People who are willing to help should be faced with trust.

It's gotta be faced up.

We seem to be faced with a dilemma as to whether the concept should be a wide one or a narrow one.

So it should be no surprise that Ukraine under Yanukovich has faced no further problems with the supply of Russian gas.

Furthermore, the location of agencies has been determined by political and historical factors and, therefore, should be faced as a fact.

This will be difficult for you, madam. But it must be faced.

11. The Committee was faced with the question of whether or not the medium term plan for the current period should be revised.

The Fund should ease the difficulties that developing countries faced in accessing funds for projects.

We will be faced with many difficult but important tasks.

UNIDO should concentrate on the most urgent problems faced by its Member States. The limited resources available should be spent on agreed programmes and projects for industrial development in developing countries.

Faced with a difficult situation, we should intensify our efforts rather than turn our attention elsewhere.

Faced with foreign opposition, the government should have announced its decision to restructure as a fait accompli.

And when faced with a report without a gender equality perspective, we should ask for additional information.

We should never underestimate the demands faced by that Department and all the United Nations humanitarian agencies.

It was emphasized that such macroeconomic strategies should be based on gender sensitive analysis, in order to take into account women apos s needs and interests, and should be able to deal with the specific obstacles that women faced.

Although Tudor faced innumerable lawsuits for libel, he could not be silenced.

The decision to defer had been taken in order to ensure that every effort should be made to accommodate the difficulties faced by a number of delegations.

Faced with absence.

We faced Rwanda we faced Bosnia, and then we rediscovered our confidence.

The Committee should have a clear idea of its objectives and of the volume of work it faced.

But as the science improves, the insurance problem will have to be faced.

The peaceful uses of nuclear energy continue to be faced with serious challenges.

It will be recalled that Israel is still faced with tremendous security problems.

But, it should be noted that current international cooperation for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy is far from satisfactory, and is faced with numerous difficulties and problems.

Without it, the problems faced in the real world poverty, war, disease and genocide lack the levity they should.

We faced many challenges.

Women faced obstacles that had to be periodically reviewed in order to abolish discriminatory laws.

They may not believe it, but they'll be faced with the fact that he does.

Sami faced life in prison.

You long faced, overdressed anarchist.

Faced with death, I might.

25. It should be pointed out that the main problem faced in securing funding for the consolidation of peace is the decline in the resources provided by several donors since 1994.

The General Assembly should also play a more effective role in addressing the economic problems faced by countries affected by sanctions.

First, we believe that the international community should fully understand the special difficulties faced by developing countries in the globalization process.

The Meeting should, however, also set a clear agenda for dealing with the critical problems still faced by mine affected countries.

I should now like to touch upon the substantial problems relating to drugs that Turkey has faced and continues to face.

Even if such perverse incentives are removed, tougher questions about controlling costs need to be faced.

The US Supreme Court is currently faced with the question of whether genes can be patented.

Given the particular constraints faced by developing countries, not all options may be practical to implement.

It is a challenge that must be faced by those who aspire to progress and development.

74. The new World Trade Organization would, from its inception, be faced with a difficult task.

You shouldn't have let him leave... or you should have insisted on going along, or just faced the fact it was over.

'What should it be? What should it be?'

Should it be 450? Should it be 400?

Article 50 of the Charter should be interpreted in the light of Article 49 given the words quot join quot and quot mutual assistance quot which appeared in the latter, sufficient attention should be given to the economic problems faced by third States affected by the application of sanctions.