Examples of using Future crises in English and their translations into Spanish
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the actions necessary to avoid future crises and the trade-offs that have to be addressed in striking the correct balance in policy.
The development of increasingly exotic financial instruments made it difficult to predict the extent of future crises and there was no other fallback position that took account of the need to protect the welfare of their citizens.
increase resilience to the challenges of future crises.
Ultimately, the success of the regulatory reform would be judged against whether it could address the root causes of the crisis and preventing future crises, and to restore a well-functioning financial system that allocates capital to useful productive and real economy activities.
modalities to prevent future crises.
he hoped that the strengthening of the international monetary system would help to manage globalization and prevent future crises.
stable global economic system to avoid future crises.
There is, therefore, a dire need for a social safety net to be established to prevent future crises and for regulations, policies
With respect to preventing future crises, it was observed that the severity
As mentioned in the Focus«European banks are more resilient to weather future crises», these tests have been successfully passed by the sector as a whole,
that increased transparency necessarily leads to increased stability, or that it will prevent future crises. This depends on how investors
while UNHCR was strengthening its capacity to undertake emergency responses to future crises in cooperation with other United Nations bodies,
To proactively mitigate future crises, closer cooperation is needed on financial regulation and supervision
Work to establish an effective early warning system to develop resilience to future crises should continue, and in that regard she welcomed the establishment of the Global Impact and Vulnerability Alert System.
Strengthening social protection systems now will ensure greater resilience against future crises, while supporting the most vulnerable will help to prevent the transmission of the effects of the crises to future generations.
To address future crises in an effective and timely manner,
mandate will be enough to forestall future crises.
reduce the risk of future crises.
better signal the prospective scope of IMF lending intentions during future crises.
the consequences of crises for migrant populations will likely be a significant feature of future crises and need to be factored into humanitarian response mechanisms.