Примери за използване на Consequences of the financial crisis на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Consequences of the financial crisis on employment and social cohesion.
I think that the consequences of the financial crisis will force people to change.
It's not surprising that Spain risks suffering from the consequences of the financial crisis.
During the seminar we discussed the consequences of the financial crisis in Europe on the vast majority of young people in the age between 18 and 35 years.
We are afraid of increasing migration, of the consequences of the financial crisis.
Whereas the economic consequences of the financial crisis are still being felt and GDP remains below the 2008 level in several Member States;
In this regard, I welcomed his constructive approach to the consequences of the financial crisis in Greece.
We are constantly confronted in the EU with the consequences of the financial crisis, which, in 2009, overflowed into a budgetary crisis, a significant aspect of which was the excessive issuing of government bonds.
Official development assistance should carry on increasing andshould not suffer the consequences of the financial crisis.
They are suffering seriously from the consequences of the financial crisis and the economic recession.
Each side of the Pacific needs the cooperation of the other in addressing the consequences of the financial crisis.
NSIs and the ESS as a whole have to tackle the consequences of the financial crisis, which sometimes involve severe budget cuts.
Each side of the Pacific needs the cooperation of the other in addressing the consequences of the financial crisis.
As far as construction activity in Europe is concerned, it seems that the consequences of the financial crisis and its impact on the real economy continue to place strain on the recovery of the construction sector.
Up to now, the real economy, taxpayers, consumers, public services andsociety in general have been the ones paying for a substantial part of the costs and consequences of the financial crisis.
This debate on the financial sector takes place at a time when the consequences of the financial crisis are still very present in the daily life of people and businesses.
But, if Yushchenko and Yanukovych- who are ideologists of snap elections- throw the country into snap elections,then they will bear responsibility for all the consequences of the financial crisis of 2007- 2008 on Ukraine".
In planning the budget, significant attention must also be focused on the consequences of the financial crisis, still being felt by many countries, and efforts to effectively remove these.
In fact, the high level of public debt is mainly a result of the nationalisation of private debt; in other words,of governments taking on the debts of private banks and financing the consequences of the financial crisis.
A 2014 report in the Lancet medical journal highlighted the devastating social and health consequences of the financial crisis and resulting austerity on the country's population.
Worthy of note, lastly, is the resolution on the consequences of the financial crisis on ACP countries, in which it is pointed out that those countries, although in no way responsible for the global turmoil, have unfortunately ended up paying the highest price, in terms of increased costs, reduced aid from rich countries, and more expensive commodities.
It is right that the private sector should pay its share for the consequences of the financial crisis and provide for any future bail-out given the existence of many banks which are still deemed'too big to fail'.
Unemployment, especially among young people,is one of the enduring negative consequences of the financial crisis in Europe.
I voted in favour of this document because I am aware that the consequences of the financial crisis are being strongly felt by young Europeans, whose unemployment rate stands at around 20%, twice that of the overall EU unemployment rate, and unfortunately, it is destined to increase further.
As we mark the decennial of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, there are still ongoing debates about the causes and consequences of the financial crisis, and whether the lessons needed to prepare for the next one….
This is particularly true of the statement that the financial sector must take a fair share of the burden of economic recovery and development, given that up until it now it has been the real economy of taxpayers, consumers,public services and society in general which has had to pay a substantial part of the costs and consequences of the financial crisis.