The phrase "added faced with a" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a combination of words that does not form a coherent or grammatically correct expression. An example could be: "He was added faced with a difficult decision," but it still lacks clarity. Alternatives could be "confronted with a" or "presented with a."
David Pemsel, chief executive officer, Guardian Media Group, added: "Faced with a volatile advertising market, we have taken decisive action to control our cost base, reduce headcount, and grow our revenues around membership, branded content, video and data.
Peter Feaver, a political scientist at Duke University who advised the Bush administration on the domestic politics of its foreign policy, said, "The line was 'Osama bin Laden has been killed, the war on terror has been won,' so why muddy that?" He added, "Faced with a range of possibilities, they went with the one that was politically convenient".
Mr Elles added: "Faced with an opportunity to take the lead in ensuring member states are held responsible for funds disbursed at national level, the UK government has dodged the issue".
"You have refused good faith proposals from the international community," he said to Iran's leaders, adding, "Faced with an extended hand, Iran's leaders have shown only a clenched fist".
He added: "Faced with rumours and insinuations about a depressed and listless Berlusconi, I have always denied this both in public and private and stated the pure truth and that is that the prime minister was and is on top form, with the vitality that everyone acknowledges in him.
Instead, he added: "Faced with the lack of sufficient evidence, the judges inexorably but correctly had to reach their conclusion.
They added, "Faced with higher costs, some individuals will have no choice but to leave their homes and enter institutional living".
Reding added: "Faced with the transnational nature of the digital revolution and the fight against terror, EU-wide rules are the only solution to our problems.
Mocking Mr. Rowland's cuts to mental health and other programs, he added, "No family faced with a few months of tough finances would react by pulling the kids out of school, not going to the doctor, selling the family car and passing the bills to the neighbors".
She added: "We're faced with an elite group of unrepresentative trustees, who have absolutely no link, no understanding and no affinity to Bradford or the wider region.
During the question and answer session, he added: If you're faced with a financial position where you're in quite serious financial deficit, which is the case even with oil, then it's a bit difficult to start putting a substantial chunk of your oil revenue into a separate fund.
