Sentence examples for face a process from inspiring English sources

Families with no substantial income or assets -- the great majority of bankrupt households -- should face a process as simple as filing a 1040EZ tax form.

All political parties in the western world face a process of redefinition and adaptation in the wake of the capitalist crisis and recession.

Over the last few decades, mobility and transportation have had to face a process of change which is still continuing.

Currently, they face a process that is "painful and expensive" when "buying or selling a private asset," he stated.

"Omar Khadr still faces a process that is tainted, and designed to make a finding of guilt," he said.

Meanwhile, the international community faces a process of great strategic importance: the new international climate agreements, to be signed in December 2009 in Copenhagen.

Failure to meet its deficit goals could mean Spain faces a process leading to fines, but critics say that would only make matters worse in a country already facing unemployment above 20 percent and economic contraction.

Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis said in the statement that Mr. Eglitis had "chosen the easiest way as it is clear that the health care system is facing a process of complicated, urgent and essential reforms".

Through her artistic career, she supported demands concerning female identity, widely felt between 1800 and 1900 (Bianchi 1969, 190): in this very period, Europe was facing a process of modernization and large transformations at every social level.

In a speech to a party audience last November, Mr Walker claimed that white Britons were facing a process of "ethnic cleansing" and suggested further killings like that of off-duty soldier Lee Rigby were likely.

Perhaps not coincidentally, many of these native but "meridional" warm-water species have colonized the northern sectors, which are thus facing a process of "meridionalization" [e.g., [286],[291],[292]].