Examples of using Crises in English and their translations into Spanish
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In the system for interventions in crises and assistance to children,
Leading the research and investigation of human rights crises in conflict and post-conflict settings
We must counter these crises with our ability to carry out dialogue and negotiation.
Hydroxyurea treatment is provided as early as 9 months of age prophylactically to minimize the recurrent painful crises, acute chest syndrome and other complications.
Many countries of the Global South are facing crises induced by naturally or environmentally driven disasters and conflicts.
The current importance of the seminar is linked to the current numerous crises and also to climatic changes,
International agencies seem more effective in reacting to humanitarian crises, but are wholly inadequate in assisting affected countries in the aftermath of conflicts.
It is necessary to put awareness of the impending water crises higher up the international agenda.
Hunger and malnutrition are chronic structural problems and worsening in the wake of the food price, financial, energy and climate crises.
The unemployment rate in several economies at the centre of the 1997-1998 crises, especially Indonesia,
That is to say, by paving the way for more extensive and more destructive crises, and by diminishing the means whereby crises are prevented.
There has been important progress in introducing market-based approaches to the orderly and cost-efficient resolution of financial crises.
UNCTAD continued its work on the global financial crises, which was the underlying theme for the work of its intergovernmental machinery.
NGOs are often the first to alert the international community to impending humanitarian crises, and are inevitably in the forefront of any response.
Member States must be alerted to crises and provided with relevant
sharing to support rapid responses to crises and longer-term reconstruction efforts that include diasporas.
If these crises are left unresolved, malnutrition and deaths will increase exponentially in a catastrophic deterioration.
Dr. Michael Spindelegger emphasised that apart from all talk of crises the focus had to be put back on what great opportunities the European Union offered its citizens.
We express our concern about the ongoing political and humanitarian crises in South Sudan.
That comes on top of the food and energy crises of early 2008,