英語 での Economic crises の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In this crucial time of climate, environmental, social and economic crises, Sicily is struggling to find an encompassing vision, to break free from widespread inertia and resignation, and align itself with its values.
In today's economic crises, a"clear message for the future," i.e., clear vision and commitment for the future, is very important.
We remain committed to addressing the food security and nutrition needs of populations affected by natural disasters, economic crises and societal, political and violent conflicts.
In the poverty society, the out-of-state and subordinate population groups continued to receive increasing numbers of people from the stationary lower classes during economic crises and military campaigns.
In recent years, economic crises, regional fragmentation trends, radical technological innovation and the failures of regional policies have expanded the knowledge horizon of experts in regional growth and development.
While rising costs of healthcare have put increased fiscal pressure on public finance, job growth in the health sector has had a stabilizing force on overall employment levels- not least in times of economic crises.
In his formidable new tome Less Than Nothing: Hegel and the Shadow of Dialectical Materialism, Slavoj Žižek tries to apply Marxist thought on economic crises to what we're enduring right now.
In the new report on income inequality, the OECD writes that data indicate economic crises have lowered incomes and capital in most countries.
Failure to do so, to prepare early and boldly enough, will spark economic crises that will dwarf the recent meltdowns in Asia and Russia….
Some critics have also blamed the Washington Consensus for particular economic crises such as the Argentine economic crisis, and for exacerbating Latin America's economic inequalities.
Furthermore, in 2015, I also started an international project which aims to empirically examine the impacts of European political and economic crises on former socialist emerging markets, focusing on the Ukrainian crisis in 2014.
The appearance of periodically recurring economic crises is the necessary consequence of repeatedly renewed attempts to reduce the“natural” rates of interest on the market by means of banking policy.
As tourism is where significant development is anticipated for Africa, I believe it must be promoted as a priority area in order to overcome the impacts of the financial and economic crises we now face.
Some critics have also blamed the Washington Consensus for particular economic crises such as that in Argentina, and for Latin America's economic inequalities.
To achieve the vision for Asia in the 21st century, it is essential that Asia overcome the lingering influences of the currency and economic crises, revitalize itself, regain vigour and become"Vigorous Asia.".
Since 1997 Thailand has been hit by several economic crises, and the King of Thailand has been leading the country to a lifestyle that is more independent and self-sufficient, one not controlled by a monetary economy.
Neoliberalism, wielding tremendous financial power, is able to manufacture economic crises to depress the value of assets and then seize them.
In developing nations, it is easy for impoverished populations suffering from adverse shocks and economic crises to turn against the market system and support populist, anti-growth policies.
With the world currently weathering numerous economic crises and the U.S. situation likewise not immune, various projects have been abandoned, put on hold or scaled down.
On April 20th, 1999, Kosaka Akira, Professor, Osaka School of International Public Policy, visited us and gave a speech on financial globalization and the Asian economic crises.