Examples of using The crises in English and their translations into Japanese
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The crises in East Asia, meanwhile, have become muted over the last couple months.
Person, personality, leader- to move in the self and to overcome the crises of life, developing the virtue of personality and leadership.
The crises we should fear today are in relatively rich countries that are big enough to reduce growth around the world.
Demonetization of silver was therefore a common element in the crises on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
Sadness and grief are normal reactions to the crises faced during cancer.
Minas Gerais state congressman Rogerio Correia, said“only the people are capable of overcoming the crises that the 2016 coup brought to Brazil.
This is not surprising given the crises- economic, migratory and security-related- confronting Europe.
In addition, IMF(2009) investigated economic recoveries following banking crises around the globe during the past 40 years, reporting that slowdowns in TFP played a significant role in slow recoveries after the crises.
What alienation ultimately means in this sense can only be deduced in terms of the record of the inner experiences of the soul wrestling with the crises of fate.
After the crises, the economies have pursued independent monetary policy and have increased the flexibility of their exchange rates, while upholding capital mobility.
Irrespective of the crises and tribulations in the world, in Him we have peace, assurance, safety and security(John 16:33).
However, it is also clear that a rapid and large scale outflow of foreign capital was the direct cause of the crises in Mexico, Asia and Brazil in recent years.
Much like Germany has learned from the crises of Chernobyl and now Fukushima, Japan can also look back at how it has responded to earlier crises. .
Environmental problems, regional conflicts, disputes between states or religions-almost all the crises of modern civilization originate from our own selfish greed.
We live in a globalised world where the crises we face, whether we refer to wealth disparities or climate change, affect all nations to a greater or lesser extent.
More and more Americans are seeing the crises of our economy and our democracy as systemic problems, that require collective action to remedy.
The crises that modern politics face are so advanced and complex that they can neither be understood nor solved with the abilities and qualities of political leaders alone.
Even as we worked to stop the economic freefall and address the crises in our banking sector, our housing market, and our auto industry, we also began attacking the economic crisis on a broader front.
The crises over the immoral and foolish nuclear ambitions of Iraq and North Korea and now Iran reveal not just the flaws in the treaty but also the mechanisms to manage it.