But we were faced with a very difficult choice.

Some stressed that their communities were faced with imminent extinction.

The conditions faced by Palestinian women were difficult and unique.

Doctors who were able to examine prisoners allegedly faced intimidation from warders.

Consequently, workers were exploited sexually, physically, and psychologically, and faced difficulties seeking justice.

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

And its creators were incredibly smart and entrepreneurial, because they were faced with one enormous challenge as cybercriminals.

The history and current problems faced by the Assyrian minority of Iraq were raised.

The disabilities faced by many children were not inevitable they could and must be tackled.

Developing countries, particularly in Africa, were faced with the risk of being marginalized in international trade.

Before 1990 we were faced by the problem of a labour deficit and after 1990 we were confronted by a relative surplus.

We were faced with a situation in which young patriots were out in the streets in their thousands, and foreigners were being evacuated from Côte d'Ivoire.

Their respecialization opportunities were few and were often limited to developing international services, while most agricultural and manufactured exports faced stiff international competition.

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

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

Countries often faced similar disasters or even the same ones when the disasters were of a transnational nature.

Faced with absence.

These increasingly involved developing countries, which were frequently ill equipped to deal with such matters and were often faced with the prospect of high costs.

It was also observed that the problems faced by SMEs were common in Africa, in OECD countries and elsewhere.

Business participants in particular highlighted the difficulties faced in ensuring minimum labour standards when national laws were not clear

As the Human Development Report, 2005, pointed out, the trade barriers faced by developing countries exporting to developed countries were three to four times greater than those faced by developed countries trading with each other.

Faced with the violation of all their human rights, indigenous people had repeatedly struggled to protect them, and governments were faced with the challenge of meeting their demands with at least a modicum of consistency.

Only recently, we were confronted with a situation where in excess of 1 million people faced starvation in the Niger.

Developing countries were faced with overwhelming challenges that could not be confronted without the effective support of the international community.

As a result, they dropped out of school, faced stigma and discrimination and were at risk of exploitation and abuse.

Difficulties were also faced in some countries with regard to the proper use of force and firearms and reporting thereon.

As the Japanese war maniacs escalated their war of aggression, they were faced with a shortage of arms and labour.

Regional training and country level workshops on SGBV, during which the special risks faced by unaccompanied and separated refugee children were addressed, were conducted throughout the world.

It was sometimes tempting, when reference was made to LDCs, to seek to add references to other groups of countries also, but the problems faced by LDCs were more unique and fundamental than those faced by other countries.

The CARICOM States faced the risk of marginalization unless they were extended the special and differential treatment which were essential if they were to use trade agreements to promote trade, growth and development.

That guy is two faced.

For both appliances and steel faced sandwich panels, the major barriers to wider adoption of destruction technologies were the quality of infrastructure.

The dangers faced by Iraqi children were more serious than those involved in direct military aggression, and those threats violated all their rights.

Victims of torture had reportedly faced problems when trying to register complaints with the police who were often said to have refused assistance.

Afghanistan knew what difficulties it faced.

Yet the Treaty faced unprecedented challenges.

In the ensuing discussion, the need to facilitate the creation of local content and the challenges that SMEs faced in this regard were examined.

In Thailand, indicators were used to identify the urban poor who faced tenure problems and this information was collected by the slum dwellers themselves.

Several participants stated that, while the world economic situation had improved and there were widespread gains in most regions, future progress faced unusual challenges.

63. The European Union noted the serious difficulties which the Agency faced and were described in detail in the report of the Commissioner General.

Developed countries increasingly faced obstacles in accessing technology, as export restrictions on technology were being put in place by exclusive clubs of technology owners.

There were also very interesting remarks made at the meeting about the difficulties currently faced by the negotiators, particularly in terms of the exceptions.

Mr. Reisner pointed out that commanders were faced with international law dilemmas while on duty in Lebanon, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

He had been faced with desperate circumstances.

However, developing countries still faced fundamental problems.