Examples of using To crises in English and their translations into Finnish
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The difference is that Germany now aims to respond to crises earlier and in a more substantial manner.
The reports rightly consider a whole range of measures aimed at improving risk prevention and the response to crises.
Option D.1(status quo) clearly does not meet the need for the EU to respond more quickly and effectively to crises in the areas of migration and security.
improve the effectiveness of the Union's capacity to respond to crises.
The EU will balance short-term responses to crises with longer-term strategies, without creating a hierarchy of policy areas.
LDCs and other vulnerable countries are more prone to crises, which can jeopardise their long-term development efforts, in particular for those with a primarily export-led growth strategy.
This employment is relatively cyclically stable and less vulnerable to crises than jobs in other sectors.
The international organisations cannot continue to be the guardians of orthodoxy while one country after another falls victim to crises, not just in Africa,
A good deal has been achieved, despite the fact that much of the progress was due solely to crises such as that of 11 September.
rather than reacting to crises as they happen.
Over the period 2007- 2011, the short-term crisis response component of the IfS has made available EUR 670 million for some 203 actions responding to crises worldwide.
years we hesitated or failed to give the European Union the minimum capability it needed so as not just to be an impotent witness to crises or outbreaks of violence.
short term, needs-driven solutions to crises do not undermine the capacity of local structures to strengthen their own capacities in the longer-term.
increasing Europe's resilience to crises and disasters.
increasing Europe's resilience to crises and disasters.
Furthermore, it shares the Commission's view that the strengthened Civil Protection mechanism could also contribute to the Union's overall non-military response to crises in third countries under the Common Foreign and Security Policy.
raise contributions to crises that have attracted relatively less attention.
well as NGOs and international organisations, is crucial in responding effectively to crises.
strengthening domestic financial systems to make countries less vulnerable to crises; and strengthening the foreign exchange reserves of emerging market economies.
respond to crises and strengthen international security, in line with Article 21 of the Treaty of the European Union.