Esimerkkejä Future crises käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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the appeal to act in accordance with the new conditions of a future war and future crises, that was stressed by the revolutionary Social-Democrats,
prevent future crises and build a stronger framework for economic governance in the euro area
because of the past, or whatever its exposure to current or future crises.
In order for international organisations to be able to be more effective in preventing future crises, the EESC supports an even-handed increase of their authority to regulate financial markets at the international level,
If we really want to prevent future crises; if we want to create a cohesive
present and likely future crises.
does not leave sufficient room for manoeuvre in respect of addressing and responding to any future crises.
will also allow us to react appropriately to future crises and even not to permit them at all.
to complement regulatory measures aimed at avoiding future crises and to generate additional revenue for general budgets or specific policy purposes.
debate on fundamental issues, fundamental issues which will avert possible future crises, issues such as poverty
enable them to provide effective help in tackling this crisis and to prevent future crises.
balances in governance systems would help preventing any future crisis.
We can contribute to this solution being able to provide better solutions to future crisis situations or difficulties.
that we will be better prepared for any future crisis.
Just as with the lessons learned in the banking crisis, policy should now be geared up not just to prevent a future crisis but also to prepare for it.
Effective risk governance is one of the most important factors for preventing future crises.
will act as a benchmark for future crises in other sectors.
In the long term, the best protection against the devastating impact of future crises is to strengthen the EU's competitiveness.
to restructure the European regulatory and supervisory framework in order to minimise the risk of future crises.
Some delegations took the floor to underline the importance of achieving further improvements so as to be better prepared in the event of future crises.