Exemple de utilizare a Major disasters în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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The consequences are considered sufficiently severe for the floods to qualify as“major disasters” according to the definition of the Solidarity Fund.
The need for an effective European Union response capability to deal with the increasing number of major disasters over recent years is what drove me to vote for this report.
to complement the EUSF in the event of major disasters.
Additional reserve capacities designed to complement national responses to major disasters such as forest fires and flooding.
response capacity of Member States to face major disasters minimising human and material loss.
Terms of use during major disasters to ensure communications between emergency services and authorities and broadcasts to the general public.
financial aid following major disasters.
Member States' responses to major disasters, and in the domain of humanitarian aid policies.
referred to in Article 28, in preventing major disasters;
The Regulation proposed by the Commission aims to equip the EU to respond appropriately to a range of major disasters, including public health emergencies.
It would point out that the number of major disasters in Europe has unfortunately increased significantly in recent years.
a permanent footing and cannot help follow all kinds of major disasters.
the main priorities of the EUSF concerning major disasters are.
In the event of major disasters of other than natural origin nature citizens rightly expect the EU to be present
These major disasters have caused enormous economic damage
similar to those for major disasters, with no more than one or two easy to verify"hard" indicators.
In writing.- I supported this resolution as it is obvious that the multiplication of major disasters outside the European Union in recent years has led to increased calls to improve the effectiveness of the existing EU disaster response capacity.
In 2009 the Solidarity Fund once more proved its effectiveness in responding to major disasters, i.e. in making substantial financial assistance available within a reasonable time frame.
Since 2002, over EUR 860 million have been mobilised through the European Solidarity Fund to help repair the damage caused by major disasters in the EU and accession countries.
use military transport or other military assets in support of their civil protection response to major disasters outside the EU.