Sentence examples for has still faced from inspiring English sources

It has announced new elections, a central demand of demonstrators, but has still faced labor protests and weekly demonstrations by those pushing it to move faster to make democratic changes.

Barclays has still faced criticism over its pay policies and was also fined last month of systems lapses which allowed a trader to manipulate the gold market on the same day the Libor fine was announced in June 2012.

However, football's world governing body has still faced calls to re-run the voting contest.

Despite its positive reception, the ESRB has still faced criticism from politicians and other watchdog groups for the structure of its operations, particularly in the wake of a 2005 incident that surrounded the organization's handling of "hidden", objectionable content in a game which could be accessed using a user-created modification.

Al Jazeera English received awards and acclaim for its comprehensive coverage of the Arab Spring protests in 2011, yet it has still faced an uphill battle in gaining cable distribution in the U.S., likely due to lingering fears of anti-American programming raised in the George W. Bush years.

Despite the fact that the U.S. National Research Council endorsed Mann's "hockey stick" findings in 2006 and subsequent research has substantiated them further, Mann has still faced a steady stream of personal attacks on his credibility, death threats, and even a simulated anthrax attack.

Although Merritt's suspension ended in July, he would have still faced a ban from the London Games had the I.O.C. rule not been overturned, even though the substance he took was designed to enhance sexual performance, not athletic performance.

But alienation has still another face.

Poor Middlesbrough have still to face Watford, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Norwich.

But both governments rejected the ruling, saying Assange was in the embassy voluntarily and had to still face justice in Sweden.

Although the stepfather had gone, Nok still faced anxiety about how her neighbours would treat her.