Übersetzung für "Sind konfrontiert mit" in Englisch

We are confronted with the negative effects of an ongoing global re-assessment of risks.

We are now faced with a second, terrible announcement from China.

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You have got at least one of the following issues:

We are faced with the Syrian crisis, one of the biggest refugee crises of modern times.

The demands of technological society on nature are excessive.

Railway employees are being confronted with the appearance of multinational railway companies.

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They are confronted by orders, dos and don'ts, tragedies and anxiety.

These women are facing sexual violence, enslavement and torture.

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We are faced with multiple applications and the associated misuse of social security benefits as well.

The European motor vehicle industry is confronted with a growing trend towards quality competition in a global market.

Confronted with environmental requirements?

Memories, dreams and desires experienced in flashback collide with the inability to mourn.

Are you as well challenged with the task to produce and package your future products under CLEAN conditions?

The reason is that most people concerned with running the shelter are confronted with problematical political changes on the management of the shelter.

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They are confronted by orders, dos and don’ts, tragedies and anxiety.

Brazil confronts us with a concept of culture that effortlessly links mastery in music with virtuosity in football.

This consideration has taken account of the situation of crisis which many producers, particularly small and medium-sized producers, are currently facing in countries such as Portugal, with the dramatic drop in production prices and the incessant increases in input costs.

In this context, I voted for the creation of a EUR 600 million fund in the budget planned by the EU for 2010 to provide assistance to milk producers, who are currently experiencing a serious crisis, unprecedented within their sector, and are wrestling with the laws of supply and demand on the world dairy market.

As Members of the European Parliament, we are constantly being confronted by citizens who tell us about the shortcomings of the system.

Now we are faced with a situation in the agricultural industry where we need to prevent the imminent bankruptcy of farmers, particularly in the dairy sector, because prices no longer cover production costs.

To be precise, we have: widespread application of the famous 'flexicurity', in conjunction with 'lifelong learning', 'training and retraining' and 'mobility' of workers, abolition of collective agreements, shared jobs, drastic wage and pension cuts, an increase in the retirement age and sweeping changes in social insurance, health, welfare and education.

On the one hand, we are confronted with globalisation; on the other hand, the European Union, originally a Community of six, will expand to a Community of 25 in future, and I personally think it is a good thing that the centralised system which reserved the right of application of Articles 81 and 82 exclusively to the Commission is now being restructured as a decentralised system.

Mr President, we all acknowledge that there have been two problems in the achievement of common asylum and immigration policies: lack of speed and lack of balance.