Examples of using Major disasters in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, the conditions to be met under the“regional disaster” criterion are different from those applicable to major disasters.
The tsunami emergency has nevertheless highlighted the potential value of military assets in major disasters and the need to ensure better coordination with military counterparts.
To facilitate rapid and efficient emergency response interventions in the event of major disasters or their imminence.
aid should definitely not be restricted to major disasters.
Terms of use during major disasters to ensure communications between emergency services
related logistics necessary for ensuring a rapid response to major disasters.
indigenous rulers were quick with useful responses to avert major disasters.
In addition, by focussing the policy on the genuine major disasters and abolishing the eligibility for regional disasters,  the focus and effectiveness of the solidarity measures should be improved.
Solidarity Fund: the EU Solidarity Fund is intended to allow swift financial assistance in the event of major disasters occurring on the territory of a Member State or of a candidate country.
In line with the principle of subsidiarity, action under this Regulation should be confined to major disasters.
Mr President, we evidently need major disasters to illustrate how much a too fragmented Europe is still failing in its ability to shoulder responsibility.
As such, I welcome the role played by the Commission in terms of coordinating the management of major disasters via the Brussels-based Monitoring and Information Centre.
Additional reserve capacities designed to complement national responses to major disasters such as forest fires and flooding.
institutions affected even by major disasters.
flexible supplementary assistance in the event of major disasters affecting the Member States.
financial aid following major disasters.
cannot help follow all kinds of major disasters.
is certainly not exempt from accidents, which may lead to major disasters.
Examining the Commission's response to these two major disasters enables the audittofocus onthree differentimplementing mechanisms.
It is convinced that in many cases, major disasters could have been