But we must meet face to face.

We must face immediate threats immediately.

We must face the fact that we have failed.

It is a responsibility that we must all face.

Rather than surrender, we must make Tuan lose face.

But we must also recognize the many challenges women face.

We must face up to the risk of an avian influenza pandemic.

And we've reached that time. We cannot afford to underestimate this problem. If we face irreversible and catastrophic consequences, we must act, and we must act decisively.

There are numerous obstacles which we must face and which are impeding our progress.

One must face the foe.

You must give him face

You must face it yourself.

These problems are the most serious of the many difficult issues that we must now squarely face.

Unfortunately, Eve, in this real and earnest life we must face the situation and all its bearings.

Religion must either modernise or face obsolescence

This is something I must face alone.

And I must face that deadly killer

We sat down face to face.

We called the project Face 2 Face.

We called the project Face 2 Face.

Must you persist in the face of everything?

I think so. We met face to face.

Even a king must drive flies from his face.

It is for that reason that we must continue to strengthen the United Nations and seek solutions to the human suffering that we face today.

Surely, we must not be overly ambitious. We are aware of the complexity and the magnitude of the situations we face, and that these impose limits on our action. Therefore we must focus our operations and provide an appropriate framework for them.

But we must also face up to the fact that we will not defeat ISIS without a bigger, more effective, and better coordinated military effort. We must drive ISIS out of its self proclaimed caliphate in Syria and Iraq.

I must have a pretty strange expression on my face.

Must be a good salesman to sell anything with that face.

The Republic of Guinea nevertheless remains convinced that if we are better to meet the threats and challenges we face, we must resolutely pursue the reforms necessary to revitalize our Organization.

Would we be happy if our doctor's face, our lawyer's face, our financial adviser's face was covered?

They provide the foundation for international humanitarian work and must continue to guide our efforts, especially as we strive to address the range of challenges we face today.

We don't want one face.

We must reinvigorate and re energize the United Nations in order effectively to prepare it to face the problems of the modern world.

We must live. We must love.

We must live. We must love.

Another fundamental question we must ask is are we ready, as an Organization of States, as nations united, to face the challenges of tomorrow? The short answer is No .

Oh, well. If we must, we must.

Mr. Kringelein, you must look at my face, and not the floor.

I must see her face again and speak to her once more.

How far from Rome must I go to avoid that cunning face?

The stakes must be awfully high. It's written all over your face.

As the international community rises to meet the challenges we face in today's world, the United Nations must not be left on the sidelines.

We must let our thinking and our actions mature, free of all haste and fear in the face of the claims of the powerful.

We must seize this momentum to reinforce multilateralism as a guiding principle upon which the international community should rely to adequately face today's challenges.

We all face this common threat.