Examples of using Crises in English and their translations into Italian
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
re-published in Contemporary crises, November 1985;'Who loses out on Paradise Island?
The unfortunate conclusion he drew following the meeting was,'So it seems that I have to return to Africa without the cure for our four ongoing major crises.
A Safeguard against Future Crises?
A Safeguard against Future Crises?
interesting collection of articles, Trois crises de l'art actuel, Paris, 1906.
You have talked about cash crises in your business… but deposits have been made into your personal accounts.
You have talked about cash crises in your business… but deposits have been made into your personal accounts.
We have survived crises before, Well… and I am… I am confident we will survive this one.
Internal or cross-border displaced people will unleash humanitarian crises and we need to provide the legal framework to protect these persons' fundamental rights.
These identifications open the mind and cause the crises(of identity) called expansions of conscience.
Though immersed like everyone else in the contradictions and crises of our time, but we at EoC are alive.
Crises that you should be part of right now, problems that won't
Mundell did not emphasize financial crises, but presumably labor mobility is more important today than ever.
In fact, CSR is more important than ever in the context of the global financial and economic crises.
Nowadays, Member States are facing economic, financial and social crises, creating the need more than ever for solidarity
The waste crises in Naples and surrounding areas are a particular concern,
Yet the fight against substandard drugs has never been taken as seriously as other global health crises such as malaria,
Their headline conclusion is stark:“politics takes a hard right turn following financial crises.
Recent decades have been replete with contagious financial crises that spread disorder from one country to another.
trade, health crises expand quickly across borders,