Examples of using To disaster in English and their translations into Russian
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sometimes lead to disaster I'm talking too much.
small island developing States have given greater attention to disaster preparedness and planning.
Paragraphs 38-50 below detail the concept of operations for the three-tiered approach to disaster recovery and business continuity for field operations.
it leads to disaster.
The Ministry of Education in Myanmar initiated an effort to reduce vulnerability to disaster through an education recovery programme,
organizes practical simulation exercises relevant to disaster scenarios likely to face particular countries or regions.
The index reflects government capacity to manage information related to disaster preparedness and food security.
now seemed likely to lead it to disaster.
In recent years, advancements in technology have made it possible for volunteer and technical communities to provide increasing support to disaster preparedness and emergency response efforts.
Paradoxically, the absence of such security is often a pre-existing contributory cause of conflict and vulnerability to disaster.
because sinful shortsightedness can lead to disaster.
the Special Rapporteur briefly touched upon cooperation as it relates to disaster preparedness prevention and mitigation.
a policy of oppression in the present context could only lead to disaster.
This is the kind of global coalition which can really bring strength of purpose and action to disaster preparedness and response.
The Pacific Island Forum countries strongly stress the need for increased attention to disaster preparedness, including funds from international cooperation in natural disasters. .
where people have low resilience to disaster and therefore limited capacities to recover.
The Pan American Health Organization has intensified its long-standing programme commitment to disaster preparedness and prevention in the Latin American region.
Colombia has recently strengthened its national policy framework relating to disaster management to include prevention under a single comprehensive framework.
But the privatization of the national veterinary office led to disaster: many pastoralists can no longer afford the prices of vaccinations,