Sentence examples similar to face a raid from inspiring English sources
Women are still being hit twice as hard as men, facing record levels of unemployment, major cuts to childcare support and women in their fifties face a £5,000 raid on their pensions.
In the Jackson face-off — a raid on the group's headquarters in 1971 — murder charges against Mr. Obadele were eventually dropped, though eight members of his group were convicted.
The gang, which is believed to be several hundred members strong, picked up their flamboyant moniker after hiding a diamond worth more than £500,000 in a jar of face cream during a raid on a Mayfair jewellers in 1993.
He received a cut on his face; a woman air-raid warden gave him her handkerchief to stem the flow of blood.
The company also faces production problems after a raid on its factory last year by police revealed that 1,500 illegal immigrants were working there.
He may face jail time after leading a raid on a supermarket in a neighboring town, in which he and others took food to donate to food banks.
Dozens of American, European and Japanese multinationals in the last year have faced a rash of investigations and raids by the Chinese authorities.
Some of the most arresting passages in Mr Segev's account lay bare not only the disagreements within Israel's cabinet, but also the sharp clash of culture and mentality between Israel's cautious, elderly leaders and the new state's youthful generals.Their difference in outlook had surfaced earlier, as Israel began to face a wave of Palestinian military raids.
Gambaccini and Sir Cliff Richard, who faced a televised police raid on his home before being informed there was insufficient evidence to proceed, were due to address MPs and peers about their ordeals on Monday.
A raid on management can backfire.
