Examples of using Crises in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Yes, as with most crises.
Today we will be discussing crises negotiations.
Billion EUR for a new reserve for potential crises in the agricultural sector;
The other is life crises.
Recent events confirm the need to improve the European Union's response to crises.
Mr President, history has shown us that crises can generate progress.
In October 2007 they adopted clearer rules to prevent crises in the financial markets.
This will allow the Agency to intervene immediately in crises situations by deploying European Border
we know how to act quickly and decisively and adapt even in crises.
The EU also plays a crucial role in assisting and raising awareness of"forgotten crises"- often protracted crises which escaped the media
In the context of Article 20 TEC, the Commission sees the"Lead State" arrangement as a positive step towards more effective burden-sharing in crises situations.
Work is underway on additional building blocks covering different aspects of the EU's response to crises both inside and outside the EU.
Existing and potential crises are monitored around the clock and the participating countries
Over the period 2007- 2011, the short-term crisis response component of the IfS has made available EUR 670 million for some 203 actions responding to crises worldwide.
So we rely on our partners, the network of aid groups blazing a trail across crises, like El Salvador, Angola.
For example, we analyse information we have about migration patterns during crises to aid relief efforts.
models of cars are coping better with these crises, namely those that have invested in sustainable technical development.
Humanitarian crises have resulted in large numbers of displaced persons,
Further improve EC capacity to respond to international crises, natural or man made,
(e) the installations capable of responding to security of supply crises, such as equipment enabling reverse flows or fuel switching;