Sentence examples for has faced close from inspiring English sources

The district has faced close calls.

Facebook's role in the election has faced close scrutiny in recent weeks following the company's disclosure that a Russian-based influence operation had purchased $100,000 in ads to promote divisive political and social messages during the presidential campaign, prompting the company to agree last week to provide the contents of 3,000 ads to Congress.

Cambridge officials say a new company is taking over a landmark Harvard Square newsstand that had faced closing.

The United States' second military intervention in Libya in five years has underscored the challenge that the Obama administration has faced getting even close NATO allies such as Italy to open their bases­ to armed U.S. drones.

Despite the criticism that Geithner has faced for being too close to Wall Street, he has never worked there.

But he has faced scrutiny over his close relationship to Peru's business elite.

Away from the Holyrood chamber, the first minister has faced opposition accusations of close links with big businessmen - Stagecoach boss Brian Soutar, US tycoon Donald Trump - who later turned on Mr Salmond over his government's pro-wind farm policy - and Rupert Murdoch.

The facility, notorious for guards' alleged sexual abuse and solitary confinement of former detainee Laura Monterrosa, has faced mounting pressure to close.

But DHS has faced growing pressure to close the detention centers, where many families have been locked up for seven and eight months, and where several detainees have reported abuse by guards.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has faced calls for his closest adviser to resign, while his own ministers are distancing themselves from him after he awarded a knighthood to Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.

Mr. Pruitt has faced frequent criticism for his close ties to fossil fuel companies.