be met with

Reality: Such a declaration can be quite threatening, and is likely to be met with at least some resistance.

That goal can only be met with massive influxes from the mainland or some sort of merger with Shenzhen into one great metropolis.

"Many European countries still believe that students have different destinations that should be met with different expectations, " he said.

And any attempt to assist an inmate trying to escape will be met with a lethal response.

That said, you will likely be met with a well mixed enemy barrage poised and ready to strike.

Count upon it that the intercession of love, rising up to heaven, will be met with the fulfilment of the desire of our heart.

Tens of thousands of grassroots protests and disturbances have erupted across the country, usually to be met with unforgiving police force.

What I do know is that any sort of serious equity weakness will be met with enormous quantities of money and, potentially, new bailouts.

Thus, such a global challenge as terrorism has to be met with global coordination.

Following the election again, Erdogan tentatively suggested that Kurdish demands could be met with a new constitution .

He only meant that there were not such a variety of people to be met with in the country as in town, which you must acknowledge to be true.

However, any attempt to access the other actions will be met with an Access Denied response, as in Figure 7.

The long-term target for global TB elimination, set for 2050, will not be met with current strategies and tools.

With this simple, but flexible concept, demands can be met with minimum of expenditure and hence maximum reliability.

The outsider who dares to voice such criticisms himself, however, will be met with an opposing but equally incensed strain of argument.

When they try to motivate the person, they may be met with a flat "I don't care" attitude.

Our generation's great environmental challenges can be met with similar resolve and technological focus.

Got out of the lift on floor 13 to be met with the stench of stale feet.

For starters, the Fed may not announce any moves, a decision that would likely be met with huge disappointment by stock and bond investors.

Besides, sometimes freshmen may be met with cold shoulders when they try to approach upperclassmen.

China's media economy shall be met with a catastrophic blow.

Intransigence must be met with increased pressure -- and such pressure exists only when the world stands together as one.

"Any future appeals by KFC for the public to ingest its products will be met with swift legal action, " he added.

Although real costs can be met with resources other than money, most initiatives need to raise some capital.

It says any further such provocation will be met with a "merciless" attack.

You'll likely be met with silence--not because your group is unfriendly, but because mealtimes are for eating, not talking.

Attempts to click the formula bar or press F2 will be met with a beep and an error message.

curse you mortals! such careless disregards for one's pocessions must be met with extreme force!

He added, in language he has previously used, that any further North Korean provocations 'will be met with stern, strong responses. '

meet with All life's buffets should be met with dignity and good sense.

It is reasonable that these characteristics should be met with in the tolerance as wide as possible.

America has a long-run deficit problem, which should be met with long-run budget measures.

It is news that will undoubtedly be met with great scepticism by the fairer sex.

Still, crises should be met with liberality.

But if they continue down a path that is outside international law, they must be met with greater pressure and isolation.

Suppose you in implementing your idea will be met with many difficulties.

In this case, management may be unplugged from reality, and top-down efforts to change process will be met with resistance.

However, this is likely to be met with scepticism from the US.

But if told they are socially aloof, the idea will most likely be met with resistance and doubt.

They must be met with force, and they must be defeated.

The government's action against the people is unlawful and will be met with strong resistance.

If the student does not pass the evaluation, he can try again, but he will be met with different questions.

Then teens need to know that infractions will be met with consistent consequences.

Tech Center: 5-6 simply because chances are you will be met with some resistance.

Raw materials, fuel, water, power, spare parts, transportation requirements and how these demands could be met with estimated costs

Angleworms are rarely to be met with in these parts, where the soil was never fattened with manure;

Be met with a sally of buses and cars

The Chinese foreign minister made this remark when be met with his French counterpart in Beijing