Examples of using To crises in English and their translations into Romanian
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Work is underway on additional building blocks covering different aspects of the EU's response to crises both inside and outside the EU.
enhance defence capabilities with a view to strengthening the EU's ability to respond to crises.
LDCs and other vulnerable countries are more prone to crises, which can jeopardise their long-term development efforts, in particular for
Development ministers discussed ways of addressing chronic vulnerability and building resilience to crises on the basis of the joint communication"The EU approach to resilience: learning from food security crises"(14616/12).
because it is not always able to respond to crises appropriately or in a timely manner.
strengthen the EU's ability to respond to crises, while safeguarding its strategic independence.
It should also be considered how the EU should best respond to crises and conflict situations,
can help shape the international civilian response to crises that have so far largely been defined in military terms.
When it comes to crises, it really does take a village,
In order to respond to crises and disasters effectively,
In order to enhance the EU's potential to respond rapidly to crises, the Council underlined the need to make further progress on financing of activities
Responding to crises and to longer-term challenges with a stability and security aspect,
a joint response to crises and disasters add value by increasing the effectiveness
more effective response to crises in the areas of migration and security.
clearly does not meet the need for the EU to respond more quickly and effectively to crises in the areas of migration and security.
the short-term crisis response component of the IfS has made available EUR 670 million for some 203 actions responding to crises worldwide.
has made available EUR 1.08 billion for some 288 actions responding to crises spanning over 70 countries
Calls for more flexibility in the EU's financial rules in order to support its ability to respond to crises and for the implementation of existing Lisbon Treaty provisions;
possibility to extend and re-conduct exceptional assistance measures in response to crises and protracted conflicts