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The HK government needs to grow a backbone and face up to its own pollution problems and stop caving in to money.

And we'd better face up to it and formulate some strategies for coping with it, even if it's not a certainty.

Susan lost her legs in a car accident. for a time she didn't know how to face up to the fact that she never walk again.

Orangutan mothers face up to eight years of single parenthood raising their infants.

She had to face up to the fact that she would never walk again.

He pleaded guilty to running a dogfighting operation out of his home in southern Virginia . He could face up to 5 years in prison .

It is always wiser and safer to face up to reality, however painful it may be at the moment.

Huang, one of the main characters of which Verde has been fixed but things like sound like a snowball growing, so have to face up to.

He has never been able to face up to the realities.

the fine lines of your eyes so that I could not bear to face up to its smooth face As it is with you in exchange for the beauty.

In doing so it will have to face up to long-neglected problems, if this is to lead to a true recovery, not just a brief reprieve.

Two years later, I came back to England and began to face up to my condition, resuming the injections.

She couldn't face up to the fact that she was no longer young.

As long as we unite as one, united and face up to the disaster, will certainly be able to win a complete victory in earthquake relief.

Face up to the fact that you simply aren't capable of handling the business, and stop blaming the other fellow.

It should be the realistic way for Can Xue to become more mature to face up to the present literature circle with a more generous attitude.

It would be irresponsible of you to run away from difficulties. You ought to face up to them boldly.

I began to interrupt. He held his hands face up to quiet me.

He had to face up to the fact that his family disapproved of his wife.

Mr Hatoyama's administration, meanwhile, should stop pestering the BoJ about deflation and face up to its own responsibilities.

Who will be able to face up to and be prepared to cope with these challenges. who can seize the opportunity and r republic booming sector.

Our hero of the game, a poor little dog was an alien intrusion into a monster, you can help it face up to it?

The only way out of your debt problems is to face up to them, and try to get back in control of your finances.

We scaled the rock face up to the watchtower and discovered that quite a few people had taken refuge inside.

No one blame you for your faults, but you even have no guts to face up to your question and correct!

Face up to the finishing college life , I don't want to leave from my campus where everything is OK .

Just my luck! I've got to face up to the reigning champion in the first round of the golf tournament.

She had to face up to the fact that she could not work anymore.

Case in point: I was able to unlock the phone by holding a photo of my face up to its lock screen.

Is no use to bury your head in the sand; you know quite well that enquiry will have to be made. Be a man and face up to it.

He could face up to a year in jail if convicted.

For a time, she didn't know how to face up to the fact that she would never (be able to) walk again.

The failure of the world to face up to its rebalancing imperatives of a decade ago only makes the challenges all the more urgent today.

He could face up to a year in jail but he's expected to get a lighter sentence.

I was faced with a new problem. She couldn't face up to the fact that she was no longer young.

With strong entrepreneur spirit and great sense of responsibility, can face up to any hardships and challenges.

Academia is not the only field to be plagued by plagiarism, nor the only one reluctant to face up to it.

The emergence of computer viruses to people must face up to it, and it had to take measures to do so indomitable struggle.

My chest is naturally upright, proud and fearless. I bravely face up to this world, proud to say.

He must face up to the fact that he is no longer young.

She must face up to the fact that she is no longer young.

I had to face up to facts. Iris and Akkad had disappeared. Either they had managed to escape some grave threat or they had been kidnapped.

They face up to the challenge with their talents and stand in an advantageous position during the rapid and striking developing era.

If she is found to have done serious harm to a patient, she could face up to 20 years in prison.

We must face up to our responsibilities and not try to get out of them.

You have to face up to life. You can't forever be trying to drown your troubles in wine.

China should face up to the threats posed by the real estate bubble, change the price of this single act of governance tools.

Terrific. My point is, you need to face up to what you're feeling with this breakup. It wasn't a breakup.

I think he would face up to what he did.

Your ostrich policy is in vain. Be a man and face up to the fact.

The fan can be made clockwise or counterclockwise rotation in two forms, from the Department to face up to fan drive.

You can properly communicate with her, face up to the feeling of love!

Anyway, i'll face up to it peacefully, one must adopt to the world like i finally adopt to you.

But the big question is how China will face up to the deterioration of market conditions threatening in the important shipbuilding nations.

Gilda : Maybe you better face up to the fact that you can't enjoy life to th .

As industrial engineers, we must face up to the changes that will take place in our present field of knowledge.

He could face up to four years in jail and permanently lose his doctor's license if he is convicted.

Maybe you better face up to the fact that you can't enjoy life to the hilt.

Can their parents face up to all this?

Although it is highly unlikely, if Bonner were charged criminally for violating the law, he could face up to seven years in prison.

As a matter of fact, one must face up to the failures of his life.

Students should face up to the learning difficulty, not avoiding them at all.

It's easier to explain things away with a conspiracy than to face up to the difficult reality.

The CSR Litmus Test A South African winery is working hard to face up to its slave-holding past.

The disabled may meet with many difficulties in life, but most of them can face up to the fact and seek to adapt to society.

Face up to your weaknesses. Otherwise, it's really hard to develop your strengths, Susan says.

Someday we're going to have to face up to it.

If found guilty of the second-degree murder charge, Zimmerman could face up to life in prison.

The cross-cultural context is a reality we must face up to and the critical problem we must consider as well.

It must be pointed out that we Chinese become only too strong to face up to the difficulties ahead of them!

Old people should face up to the fact that they are no longer young.

I don't want to say too much. I'm just unable to face up to myself.

and a fourth that European voters are unwilling to face up to the security challenge.

Brave Russians who still demand that their rulers face up to the awful past may feel let down if others settle for half-truths.

Somali teenager could face up to life in prison if convicted of piracy charges.

Arnaud Montebourg, a Socialist deputy, insists that Mr Chirac "has to face up to his judicial responsibilities" .

'We really hope Google would face up to the problems and try to find ways to solve them, ' the reseller said.

I think you would face up to what you did.

She had to face up to the fact that he was guilty.

We need to face up to these areas and ask ourselves if Christ Lord is in them and in all the areas of our lives.

Other clips featured legal experts who warned that those who joined in protests could face up to five years in prison.

But China's rise also forces it to face up to an Asian identity it has always shunned.

Face up to her stepmother, persisted with the fight.

Has confidence to constructively challenge peers and managers and face up to and resolve conflicts.

We might as well face up to the fact that we live in a car culture, and it won't change overnight.

It is time to face up to that complexity and strengthen and streamline, rather than abandon international environmental treaties.

Excellent human resources as well as generate better internal environment to face up to market changes.

I think I can get used to the work soon. Because I can face up to the challenges, and I have strong teamwork spirit.

The paper analyzed information security, which face up to many menaces under the network environment, and put in relevant measures.

At present, owing to severe situation of city disaster, we have to face up to challenges coming from many aspects.

Those detained face up to five years in jail and six strokes of the cane before being deported.

Face up to your weaknesses. Otherwise, it's really hard to develop your.

Individual violators could face up to 15 days in prison and a small fine.

Facing the result performance, we have to face up to their employment situation is not ideal growing reality.

Murray, 58, has pleaded not guilty. If convicted, he could face up to four years in prison and lose his medical license.

He could face up to thirty years in prison if he is found guilty.

You' must face up to the fact that you are no longer young.

Then, she Yangqimeimao to face up to a micro-payment in full of black and white of the eye care and sympathy.

Zhang also warned that if Japan cannot face up to history, it will never stand up morally or psychologically.

Under those circumstances he had no choice but to face up to the challenge bravely.

Both were charged under Thailand's computer crimes law and face up to five years in jail and a $3, 000 fine if they are convicted.

But no one in power in Europe can face up to this.

But as banks face up to a protracted period of much lower growth, sackings have picked up again.

So how to plan regional logistics reasonably and face up to challenges of world economy is an important subject.

I decide to forget about my homework and face up to this challenging trip.

Now that your daughter is born, you'll have to face up to the responsibilities of being a father.

Its foreign policy, much like its welfare state, was obliged to face up to the consequences of globalisation.

huge amounts of unaccountable money may face up to 10 years' jail under new penalties being studied by Chinese law makers.

Executives of companies found guilty of serious abuses face up to 10 years' imprisonment and unlimited fines.

But how do the national bourgeoisie, the comprador and landlord classes, and the Kuomintang face up to this question?

They face up to 10 years in prison and have denied knowledge of the weapons, saying they thought they were ferrying oil-drilling equipment.

If convicted, Suu Kyi, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, could face up to five years in prison.

No, not at all. When you are in difficulty you have to face up to it.

Asian dream has finally decided to face up to themselves and to pray for guardian spirits to grant her the courage to change their.

We never told anybody to do anything, except to face up to the abilities of consciousness.

It is the Republicans who must now face up to a potential problem.

Under Thai law those convicted of insulting the king, queen and heir or regent face up to 15 years jail terms on each count.

The industry must face up to renewed public and political hostility.

So do they think the consumer should be forced to face up to the realities of meat eating?

Do not have consumers to make the Love, alas, must face up to rush away time.

Face up to that fact, will help to deepen our understanding of Lu You's poetries.

As a result, defence companies in the US must face up to a demanding environment.

It is always wiser and safer to face up to reality.

I made up my mind to face up to adversity. I would not disappoint the people who love me.

An open system has to face up to various threats and attacks. We introduce of the traditional firewall technology.

Now, with Yan's help and love, can Jim face up to the ghost and end the nightmare?

Ben: Mike, I decide to forget about my work and face up to this challenging trip.

Under the new measure, drivers convicted of being drunk while carrying passengers 15 years or younger could face up to four years in prison.

He won't face up to the truth that he's old.

Rarely can people face up to the defects in their own characters in that case.

The end results will very likely include you having to face up to the authorities and possibly spend time imprisoned.

The beauty of loneliness when people face up to fate and death is shown here.

We should face up to the major differences and difficulties before us when taking stock of the new round and looking ahead.

So governments should help farmers face up to risk, argues IFAD.

Although the vicious language badly hurt, they are still holding hands, face up to.

HOW DOES AGRICULTURE FACE UP TO CHALLENGE OF KNOWLEDGE?

He could face up to seven years in prison if convicted.

Japan must face up to the past, if it wants to lead in the future.

And the world had to face up to changes in the pattern of food demand, reversing decades of declining real prices.

Learn to face up to this on my own.

We need to face up to the obvious defects of the existing multilateral trading system.

It still refused to face up to the appalling consequences of Philby's being a spy.

He could face up to 30 years in prison for each fraud and embezzlement charge.

If found guilty, the writer could face up to three years in prison.

Face up to life with smiles no matter what happens! . . .

But parlous public finances may force politicians to face up to awkward choices.

Correspondents say the men could face up to 20 years in jail.

Sons of alcoholic fathers face up to nine times the usual risk.

and we face up to that wrongness in the faith that, having learned something, we will get it right next time.

Don't force him face up to that problem.

He also called on Japanese politicians to face up to the country's wartime aggression.

I hope one day society will have the courage to face up to the reality of step family situations.

I always think whether I should keep up my spirit and face up to life.

We should face up to the religious faith among ethnic-minority students by studying, loving and educating them.

life is fragile and short-term, so we choose to face up to the reality of life.

I'll face up to the trouble that I've made.

A government spokesman says the pair face up to 15 years in prison if convicted.

Domestic personal consumption credit has developed rapidly for little time, but now begins to face up to some serious market friction.

Endeavourers not face up to grief, inaction will appear empty.

We should face up to the fact that we are no longer young.

He understands we have to face up to climate change.

That does not mean we should not face up to our deficiencies, but facing up means moving forward, not wallowing in the past.

We tentatively discussed autism, but I didn't want to face up to the possibility.

We had to face up to the harsh realities of life sooner or later.

You ought to face up to the difficulties boldly.

According to the Italian navigation code, a captain who abandons a ship in danger can face up to 12 years in prison.

A married man has to face up to his responsibilities.

Pull yourself together and face up to life.

People dare not face up to the figure of Buddha, it can free leisure, rise up, and even in the Buddha head leave some waste.

Everyone must face up to the reality.

however, Japan has been reluctant to face up to history, and even right and wrong, and confuse right and wrong.

He won't face up to the fact that he is too old for the job.

"We have to learn to face up to fear, to gain in self-confidence and transform fear into courage, " the book instructs.

We are ruined, and must face up to the fact.

Why you dare not face up to the reality, c gov?

Doctors can face up to one year in prison and $2, 500 in fines per violation.

Fri You must face up to your responsibilities.

If convicted, Mr Berlusconi could face up to 15 years in prison.

Face up to the difficulties!

Take me to do the task master, even if those terrible monster again, I can face up to, because I know I will protect the master.

Insitead of running away from difficulties, you ought to face up to them boldly.

Violators face up to five years in jail.

face up to the obvious defects of .

Huey: I had no choice but to face up to the nukes.

Mom teaches me how to face up to the difficult position and gives me courage to stand up again.

When being confronted with opportunities and challenges, we should face up to them bravely with complete preparation.

WHY DOESN'T SHE FACE UP TO HER BOSS?

The boy knew he should tell his neighbour that he broke the window, but he just couldn't face up to it.

The wisest attitude of life is but to face up to life boldly.

There're many dangers you'll have to face up to.

I think the economic logic behind dumping a load of toxic waste in the lowest wage country is impeccable and we should face up to that.

Anyone assisting a person to commit suicide could face up to 14 years in prison.

That we can face up to their portfolio: Traditional, paragraph fashion section.

You must face up to your fear, and do it anyway.

In this job you must face up to the problems and not run away from them.

Having problems is a part of life, and sometimes you just have to face up to them.

Often unwilling to face up to the real me, and always want to escape, it will only hide in a corner watching "Three Kingdoms. "

Eg. We must be long-headed to face up to the problem.

Itis always wiser and safer to face up to reality.

South Koreans are wary of attempting to access such blocked sites because they could face up to seven years in jail if caught.

We all knew we were going to face up to things we didn't want to face.

We have to face up to the problem sitting in our laps.

We have not only the responsibility to prevent incidents of food, but also face up to it from happening.

He won't face up to the face that he is too old for the job.

You must learn to face up to your responsibilities.

All of us are to some extent equipped to face up to the ethical questions raised by climate change.

I must face up to the facty and llfind out the root cause. If necessary, I will change my way and then move on.

They also face up to their fears.

There is a good way to solve it: face up to your worries.

He was forced to face up to the situation.

Share of heart, self-esteem so that I can not face up to other people, face up to life, passively accept everything in life.

However, they are having to face up to the inevitable loss of power and subsequent collapse.

Each could face up to 25 years in prison.

We have to learn to face up to all the misfortunes in life.

To begin with, the Federal Communications Commission -- of which I am a member -- must face up to the problem.

Regardless of you like or not, you should face up to he one day.

My friend, face up to life with smiles, and keep smiling though sometimes with tears in eyes.

The greater our achievements, the more we should face up to our mistakes.

The accused face up to 20 years in jail and fines of up to S$125, 000.

We can win our tenth, but it won't be easy and we have to face up to every encounter.

And people only lifted my head from the sand and face up to their mistakes in order to truly atone for their own.

Face up to this message, I can not believe my eyes, Leiruyuxia.

And the world to face up to change sin the pattern of food demand, reversing decadesofdeclining real prices.

It's time to face up to the facts.

You must face up to life.

This is almost our conscious and consciousness of the individual life and face must face up to the picture.

"They had huge problems in their banks and they didn't face up to them. "

Instead of helping them to face up to today's challenges, the government has chosen to play upon their fears.

We must face up to our enemy.

We should learn to face up to reality.

When you're dying, when you REALLY face up to that fact. . . then suddenly you have such empathy for anyone in the world who is suffering.

It is the key point to face up to the global problems and set up global view, so that we will have a beautiful home in the future.

These are dangers which you must face up to.

He concluded by urging his fellow Americans to "face up to the vast responsibility which history has clearly placed upon our country. "

We should not only inform the world of our achievements, but also of our efforts to face up to problems.

So, for the dead, in addition to commemorating and Thanks for the Memories, but also to learn to face up to and relieved.

Now they face up to ten years in prison if found guilty.

The race for the White House has got even closer. Now the candidates must face up to the real issues

Amid growing risk of a Greek exit, the euro zone has yet to face up to the task of saving the single currency itself

To Aim at Stabilization and Development and Face up to the Challenge of Electric Power Structural Reform

It's time that I Learned to face up to this on my own

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Face up to Safety Education of College Students

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