Examples of using Beginning of the crisis in English and their translations into Dutch
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At the same time, this is only the beginning of the crisis, because the conditions inciting people to flee their homelands will only worsen.
Um… Doctor, we're on a schedule. I was seconded by the DNS in the beginning of the crisis, and.
This situation has deteriorated since the beginning of the crisis owing to the difficulties encountered by small farms and processing businesses in accessing credit.
At the beginning of the crisis, we saw that male unemployment was rising very strongly,
And they are on the rise- the number of insolvencies has doubled since the beginning of the crisis and the trend is set to continue in 2014.
Westendorp, President-in-Office of the Council.-(£5) Since the beginning of the crisis in Rwanda, the European Union has followed developments on the ground extremely closely.
Since the beginning of the crisis, and until 31 December 2011, EUR 1.6 trillion
is particularly acute now, given the 25% decline in GDP that Greece has endured since the beginning of the crisis.
Since the beginning of the crisis in the Great Lakes region the Community budget has made available more than US$ 700 million in humanitarian aid and rehabilitation work.
This situation has deteriorated since the beginning of the crisis and cannot be justified by the difficulties encountered by small farms
Since the beginning of the crisis in the Great Lakes Region in 1994, the European Community
This has been the constant position of the Commission ever since the beginning of the crisis on 21 March,
level of humanitarian access, because it was restricted from the beginning of the crisis by forces loyal to Gaddafi.
Recent discussions on the service provider Uber have launched a public debate about the changing nature of employment relations which has been increasing in Europe since the beginning of the crisis in 2008.
Immediate humanitarian aid to Syrian refugees has exceeded EUR 1 billion- as part of the EU's overall commitment of EUR 6 billion in humanitarian, development and stabilisation assistance- since the beginning of the crisis.
In 2009, at the beginning of the crisis, debt to GDP ratio was 113%,
But avoiding the errors that have been made from the very beginning of the crisis and fostering European growth backed by Germany would be better,