Examples of using The crises in English and their translations into Swedish
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First of all, there are the crises of the euro and the stability pact,
Some of the crises that have begun in emerging markets have also been compounded by problems of a different sort.
Around 150,000 EU citizens were affected by the crises in Libya and Egypt after the democratic uprisings in spring 2011
Not only have we waited too long, but also the crises that we are currently experiencing are, once again,
For example, comparisons have been made between the crises in South East Asia at the end of the 1990s and the crisis in Sweden.
The crises in the agricultural sector that we have witnessed this year have meant new budget requirements in the coming year,
Further funding has been drawn from other financial instruments such as the Development Cooperation Instrument(DCI) and the European Neighbourhood Instrument(ENI) to address the crises across the regions concerned.
In a sector seriously hit by the crises, housing cooperatives are proving much more resilient than the private sector,
However, the crises that occurred during the last marketing years,
Finland responds to the effects of the crises in Iraq and Syria through development cooperation
Despite the crises that Europe is experiencing,
How would we resist the crises of financial capitalism without the euro, which is a force for the entire European Union?
PL I agree with Mr Mauro that in the fight against the crises, there has not been enough action from the European Union.
However, even the crises that specifically affect the financial sector,
These reductions have taken place against the background of the crises in Asia and Russia
particularly in the light of all the crises and food scandals the world is experiencing.
which are absolutely essential to be able to overcome the crises which have occurred.
What makes the present cycle special is that it has coincided with the crises in Russia and Asia.
The crises we have experienced in recent years have recurrently shown that events assessed as almost improbable can nevertheless occur sometimes and will then have a severe impact.