We are faced with two paths

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

But as always, we are faced with budget restrictions.

But we were faced with a very difficult choice.

Thus, we find ourselves faced with a complex conditionality.

We as a world are faced with a problem.

WE are faced with the very gravest of challenges.

We will be faced with many difficult but important tasks.

Of course what we did when faced with such outrageous hyperbole ...

Faced with absence.

We faced many challenges.

Yet, once again, we are faced with insufficient improvements on the ground.

We were faced with many hurricanes, floods and earthquakes all over the world.

Faced with death, I might.

We are faced with a challenge that requires reformulating our strategies to combat it.

As a young, developing nation, we are faced with various demographic and economic challenges.

Now we are faced with a threat to abandon the country to its fate.

This is not a technical choice we are faced with it's a social one.

Faced with such a threat, what must we do? The operative word here is do .

But now we're faced, not with slander, and not with our own fear of it, because we haven't any.

We are faced with forging a new long term policy that affects both states and societies.

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

The period we have entered is Janus faced.

She faced her oncologist with her findings.

10. Belarus was faced with a dilemma.

Bophuthatswana was faced with the same problem.

He had been faced with desperate circumstances.

So we're faced with this astounding conclusion

Firstly, we are faced with increasingly widespread criminal behaviour, exceeding the capacity of the judicial system to cope with it.

So unless we act, unless we do something today, we will soon be faced with what some have termed the treatment time bomb.

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

We are faced with a massive and spontaneous return of Burundi refugees from neighbouring and distant countries.

Despite the sponsors apos best efforts at compromise, we are still faced with essentially the same amendment.

In the past year, we have faced tremendous challenges.

We have faced and fought terrorism in the past.

With bare faced cheek they ask for more.

But now you are faced with a conundrum

We are faced with an excellent opportunity to infuse our Organization with greater dynamism and rationality, more action and less bureaucracy.

Thus, we are faced with a paradox that throws up a challenge to both rich and poor countries.

Faced with this impasse, we believe that the time has come for the General Assembly to step in.

Faced with such uncertainty, a wise policy combines realism with liberalism.

Overall, Governments are faced with three main domestic challenges.

The Security Council is indeed faced with enormous tasks.

And these nations are faced with a real problem.

In the quest for peace we are faced with a new challenge and a new danger, but we also have a historic opportunity.