You'll be confronted with her.

Because we are confronted with a challenge.

Japan is confronted with severe economic problems.

UNRWA was confronted with many operational challenges.

In many countries people are confronted with guns.

Guinea Bissau is still confronted with tremendous challenges.

But we are confronted with an unforgivable sham.

Regrettably, the international community has been confronted with serious compliance matters.

Halliday was there too, and Stanley confronted them with that letter.

I believe we're at our best when we're confronted with big issues.

But we also find ourselves confronted with new and increasingly complex challenges.

Upon arrival, returning populations were confronted with a wide variety of challenges.

10. The Group was also confronted with a similar situation at Lhasa.

We are confronted with powerful structures that see no interest in cooperating with the ICTY.

Since terrorism is a social phenomenon, it must be confronted with international participation.

They have confronted the authority.

Until you confronted the graves.

Until you confronted the graves.

We are increasingly confronted with the challenge of dealing effectively with private terrorism and its transnational ramifications.

The secretariat is confronted with an imbalance between the mandated workload and staff resources.

When confronted with the evidence of his scheme, the staff member acknowledged his misconduct.

Because sooner or later, we'll be confronted with decisions about this, and it's better if we think hard about it, even if we want to think hard about reasons why we should never do it.

If the international community did not further commit itself to ensuring strict respect for international law and the agreements concluded, it would soon be confronted with a humanitarian disaster.

This is an issue with which a number of United Nations offices have been confronted.

The Ombudsperson has been confronted with varying degrees of cooperation from authorities at all levels.

He is confronted by many difficulties.

You'll be confronted by the witnesses.

But early on the latter were confronted with the harsh realities of power and conflicting interests.

The Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 provides for special treatment of women, when confronted with the law.

When surveyed, over 40 of Dutch women and men claim to have been confronted with domestic violence.

We are today confronted with the threat of self extinction arising from the existence of nuclear weapons.

16. The Islamic State and Government of Afghanistan was confronted with a difficult social and national dilemma.

They are confronted with political and administrative obstacles in their attempts to benefit from positive discrimination measures.

On the contrary, Indonesia was confronted with a situation that was neither desired nor of its making.

Ladies and gentlemen, looking at this gun, we are confronted with the ugly side of the human mind.

They are often confronted with difficult choices in establishing priorities for investment in building or modernizing their systems.

Thus UNOPS is confronted with the fundamental question can it become a viable, self financing entity once again?

Throughout the world, women and girls are confronted with sexual violence in their homes, schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods.

The situation confronted the world with a triple challenge the need for humanitarian action, political action and solidarity.

Under the European Convention, Turkey has so far been confronted with a total of some 800 individual complaints.

The Commission finds itself confronted by the following situation.

The Minister was briefed by the police authorities on the strategic challenges that the police had been confronted with.

For criminal justice practitioners confronted with modern organized crime and terrorism, relying on international cooperation has become a necessity.

For criminal justice practitioners confronted with modern organized crime and terrorism, relying on international cooperation has become a necessity.

The humanitarian community has been confronted in the past year with natural disasters of unusual if not unprecedented magnitude and frequency, epitomized by the Asian tsunami and, more recently, by the earthquake in South Asia.