Examples of using To crises in English and their translations into Dutch
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The European Union Crisis Reserve is intended to allow the Union to react rapidly to crises, as well as to events with serious humanitarian or security implications.
The Stability Instrument is a 2 billion financing facil itydedicated to anticipating and responding to crises.
However, the opening-up of the EU market will make producers more vulnerable to crises.
flexibly in relation to crises and situations of fragility.
They therefore need effective tools to help them to respond to crises and risks.
Work is underway on additional building blocks covering different aspects of the EU's response to crises both inside and outside the EU.
But in parallel, the EU must ensure that it is able to react fast to crises as they break, and reduce political
I do not necessarily think it is appropriate for the Europeans to react militarily to crises in areas far from their borders.
The development of a common security and defence policy and the Union' s readiness to respond to crises is one of our most important objectives.
thoughtful response to crises.
The proposal for a Human Rights Council is an attempt to create an institution which would react more rapidly to crises throughout the world and whose activities would go beyond simply sending a symbolic UN mission to the country that is the subject of criticism.
is a new direction in economic policy, new paths and European-level governance which offer appropriate reactions to crises like the current one.
A flexible emergency response mechanism in the two Funds will allow the EU to respond appropriately to mixed migratory flows and to crises in the area of internal security,
would lead to a standardisation of wine and to crises in numerous European regions.
Better organised and increased co-ordination between the various multilateral, regional and non‑governmental actors should strengthen the synergies in the international response to crises.
more effective response to crises in the areas of migration and security.
it is the capitalist form of production which first gives rise to crises.
There needs to be an increased emphasis on preventive diplomacy and a more informed, better planned and rapid response to crises, including improved procedures for consultation with troop-con tributing countries.
The ability to respond effectively with civilian means to crises outside the Union is an essential component in the comprehensive range of instruments at the Union's disposal under its security