Examples of using Crises in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The world is clearly facing multiple crises-- serious, serious economic problems, both rich and poor countries.
Expenditure might also have to rise to keep the lid on Arab Spring-style political crises.
Previous attempts to predict crises have often failed because the causes of conflict are varied and can be locally specific.
If you look at these crises, you realize that they're urgent and they need to
As European governments face mounting debt crises, some have begun clamping down on Switzerland's uber-secretive financial institutions.
Marx believed that increasingly severe crises would punctuate this cycle of growth, collapse, and more growth.
Then you can stand up to crises, with calm and courage, refusing to buckle; then you will
The forms, the sequence, the picture of particular crises changed, but crises remained an inevitable component of the capitalist system.
This informs their reluctance to intervene in other crises, including the Syrian regime's brutal crackdown on protesters.
This should spur us to try to approach marriage crises with greater sensitivity to their burden of hurt and anxiety.
The health minister told O Globo newspaper that the spread of the Zika virus was one of the greatest public health crises in Brazilian history.
This will greatly constrain the discretionary powers of the German government in confronting future crises.
to avert health crises and the need for urgent care.
As Overwatch's head of medical research, Angela sought to leverage her work for healing in frontline crises.
Therefore, Basic virtues are characteristic strengths which the ego can use to solve subsequent crises.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says China is'home to one of the worst human rights crises of our time'.
There is no doubt that we are going to face severe food crises.
Economic issues can lead to humanitarian crises or humanitarian crises can lead to economic downfalls.
Crises come, whether schedules permit it or not; and sometimes crises seem to pile up.
If the economy stays solid and there are no major terrorist attacks or geopolitical crises, this will be difficult to do.