Eksempler på brug af Early warning systems på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Ballistic Missile Early Warning systems.
The ability of the European Commission to respond to natural disasters also depends upon the existence of early warning systems.
Needless to say, the early warning systems are still not fully functioning.
We need to step up work to implement early warning systems.
These early warning systems, once set up by the Commission, should benefit visibly from monitoring and increased control of their operation.
Supporting capacity-building, including the establishment of local early warning systems;
Establishment and Description of Different Early Warning Systems to Predict Deteriorated Bathing Water Quality.
I have a question for the Commissioner:the European Union or its Commission has supported early warning systems in Sumatra.
The introduction of early warning systems in the case of serious pandemics in neighbouring countries and third countries is equally crucial.
Council Regulation(EEC) No 2507/88 on the implementation of storage programmes and early warning systems: OJ L 220, 11.8.1988; Bull.
The coordination of national and international early warning systems needs to be strengthened in order to respond rapidly to disaster relief operations.
For example, the proposal will allow for the mobilisation of extra transport equipment andwill provide a platform upon which to contribute to the development of early warning systems.
Without a common approach and shared resources the various early warning systems in place to prevent criminal activity will never function satisfactorily.
The early warning systems, which consist of a complex network of satellites, infra-red detectors and horizontal radar rely mainly upon the commercial electricity network.
I am thinking here of,for example, the installation of satellite-based early warning systems- to which Members have referred- to prevent disasters.
In July 2005, the Famine Early Warning Systems Network labelled Niger with emergency status, as well as Chad, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Somalia and Zimbabwe.
That is why a suitable legal basis must be set up within the framework of the Council decision, so that early warning systems can be developed within the framework of the mechanism.
We can do everything possible through research, early warning systems, disease control centres, education and information, but this should be a wake-up call to everyone concerned with public health.
Last October we discussed, with the Presidency in Lisbon,whether we could jointly set up a European network of early warning systems for the event of the abduction or disappearance of children.
It groups together all the players(public authorities, agriculture sector, citizens) and involves them early on in the debate,in particular with regard to the establishing of early warning systems.
We are looking at the development of conflict indicators and early warning systems so that we can focus our attention much better on countries or regions in difficulty.
To protect and inform the public timely on exceptional events like floods or infrastructure breakdowns, appropriate emergency plans should be developed,including early warning systems.
Another area covered in the report is strengthening early warning systems in the Member States and establishing connections between the various early warning systems.
Countries also acknowledge the need to cooperate and enhance the understanding, action andsupport in different areas such as early warning systems, emergency preparedness and risk insurance.
Every €1 spent on capacity-building, training and awareness-raising, early warning systems and contingency planning is worth €4 spent on humanitarian responses after a disaster has occurred.
So far as the establishment of the early warning system is concerned, together with experts from international bodies, the Commission is in the process of setting up early warning systems by transferring our technologies to the countries concerned.
It has to be said, though,that the development and extension of early warning systems is essential in this respect; it is in this area that much remains to be done, and I regard this as an area in which the European Union, in particular, must act.
In Chapter 3 a number of different methods for providing the necessary information are listed, andrecommendations are given on how the early warning systems can be established, depending on the data available.
The Commission therefore supports the efforts of the African Union to establish a complex programme of scientific research in the area of agriculture andthe endeavour of international organisations to harmonise agricultural early warning systems.
Prevention of emergency situations andpreparation of response measures: this area covers the strengthening of early warning systems through prevention programmes designed to reduce the vulnerability of people in high-risk countries.