Examples of using To crises in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The Stability Instrument is a 2 billion financing facil itydedicated to anticipating and responding to crises.
We still have a long way to go in improving our capacity to respond to crises in the short term.
I would also like to thank the Commission for the holistic approach it has taken to this area of responses to crises and the management of natural disasters.
improve the effectiveness of the Union's capacity to respond to crises, including by actions in civilian areas.
adjusted to strengthen the Fund's capacity to prevent and respond to crises.
I do not necessarily think it is appropriate for the Europeans to react militarily to crises in areas far from their borders.
who long ago explained the mechanism that lead to crises like the present one we are living through?
This kind of unilateral action has become frequent in US policy today and it leads to crises.
Your moments of deep depression(mounting at times in the past almost to crises of despair), are well nigh over.
The British security firm G4S is set to rake in massive profits thanks to crises in Mali, Libya and Algeria.
argued that capitalism had an internal contradiction that would cyclically lead to crises, and that, at minimum, would place pressure on the economic system.
building resilience to crises on the basis of the joint communication"The EU approach to resilience:
inability to respond to crises, a disaster is not an event,
Thus, patients can make their own decisions, aware of their susceptibility to crises and the possibility of losses and limitations in the different spheres of their daily life,
Though quick to react to crises, until now the Commission has had no real immediate response capability to cope with new emergency situations when fresh outbreaks of fighting
the G-33 to reduce the world economy's susceptibility to crises showed the potential benefits of a regular international consultative forum embracing the emerging-market countries.
Oversight attention focused on SWIFT 's resilience to crises, internal risk management processes
Women and men have different vulnerabilities to crises and different coping strategies,