English-Italian translation for "face"

I am told every day, by every face I see, every wall I face, that I am wrong.

We have to face the reality that this is going to be extremely difficult to achieve.

But look at her face there, as she's checking out, looking at herself in the mirror.

I went in and I took them. I took them like this, and I yanked my face back.

face up to our ideals.

So there will soon be a Convention which is supposed to give a democratic face to an enforced federal Europe.

Our citizens cannot accept that the European Union takes decisions in a way that is, at least on the face of it, bureaucratic.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the Poggiolini report is full of good intentions, something which, on the face of it, ought to make it

One only has to visit these territories, which on the face of it seem to be paradises, but which have a host of economic and social

Ubald laughs at me when I show this photo because of course you can't see his face.

And these big tears fell down her face, but she never lifted her hands to move them.

(Laughter) But I'd also like to introduce you to what may be an unfamiliar face.

The struggles for power and for the social face of Europe have now really broken out.

What is most important to the health of a society is the direction in which its face is set.

Fortunately this report will not change the face of things.

But they all have one thing in common: They all need to look like something. ~~~ They all need a face.

Allow me to dwell a little on this aspect: it is difficult to present well the true face of the Church.

And the woman, her face abashedly buried in her "Elle" now, reminded me --

I can't feel my lips; my face is frozen; I can't feel my hands; I can't feel my feet.

And so we could choose numbers of positions on the face to pull that data from.

I have to cover my face with paper towels and run through to my office.

I am aware of the problems that you face.

EU leaders should have the courage to face up to the key defence manufacturers.

Farmers and non-farmers must face this reality and do so before it is too late.

It is essential that we continue to demonstrate that we understand the problems which all the parties must face up to.

In fact, no other summit has ever had to face the prospect of such a vast expansion as this.

Participants committed themselves to continue to face the challenges of Amazonia.

As you know, there are severe supply-side restraints that they face as well.

Europe has had to face terrorism, social uncertainty and natural disasters.

We must work just as hard as in the past and face future challenges together.

This perhaps is the greatest challenge we face as a Community.

The greatest challenge that we have to face in most of our countries is that of unemployment.

My services face huge problems collecting data from national governments.

We therefore need to be as objective as possible, because very often the loudest voices are heard from those who do not themselves face any