Sentence examples for faced with obstructions from inspiring English sources

Faced with obstructions to returns put in place by local ethnonationalists who continued to run day-to-day government operations in places of return, the implementation of the right to return forced the international community to overcome its apolitical and accommodating stance.

Faced with (largely fictional) obstructions from government bureaucracy and from his employer, Vickers, Wallis goes to Arthur Bomber Harrisis (Basil Sydney), head of Bomber Command.

Yesterday, faced with the mass obstruction of the pensions industry – in effect the entire City – the government beat a hasty retreat.

Faced with evidence of crimes against humanity, ethnic cleansing, mass graves and the obstruction of humanitarian aid to displaced communities, Burma should instead be pressed hard to investigate these abuses and hold those responsible to account.

Faced with a W.T.O.

"She came face to face with him.

Sit face to face with your victim.

Stand face to face with your opponent.

The last two presidents have faced extensive obstruction of their judicial nominations.

Vijayan told a news conference the women faced no obstruction on Wednesday.

Communities, particularly those facing external obstructions as in Palestine, benefit from a strong, local humanitarian workforce.