Sentence examples for face existing from inspiring English sources
Head teachers should also face existing sanctions of prosecution if they illegally exclude children, she says.
In a new report, Maggie Atkinson says schools should be heavily fined if they falsify registers to cover up such exclusions and head teachers should face existing sanctions of prosecution.
Rural areas face existing and new challenges to the GP workforce.
Floods have severely affected water and sanitation conditions in the country since August, leaving many children at risk of polio and increasing the challenges that face existing polio-eradication efforts.
Motivation: The Wireless World Research Forum WWRFF) prediction of seven trillion wireless devices serving seven billion people by 2020 [1] sums up the tremendous challenge facing existing wireless cellular networks: intense consumer demand for faster data rates.
The need to reconfigure the welfare state derives not only from changes in the field of work, but also from various other challenges facing existing arrangements for the provision of social security.
Like some Impressionist colleagues, notably Degas, Cassatt made the counterproofs by the simple method of pressing a damp sheet of paper on the face of existing work -- here, pastels -- transferring a mirror image of the original, but faded and softened.
Like some of her Impressionist colleagues, Cassatt (1844-1926) made them by the simple method of pressing a damp sheet of paper on the face of existing work -- here, pastels -- transferring a mirror image of the original but faded and softened.
The director was able to superimpose Lee's face from existing film onto a body double to finish the movie.
The report divulged many shady practices that fly in the face of existing rules, but does identify which firm the offending party works for.
For example, macro-social structure and local cultural background are primary contributors to the social environment all the families face, but existing different patterns of intergenerational relations persist.
