Eksempler på brug af To crises på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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They have all been responses to crises.
Are we not witness to crises and unrest everywhere in the world?
These countries are thus extremely sensitive to crises.
Are we not witness to crises and unrest everywhere in the world? Are there not despots who want for ever more weapons and soldiers?
A level, that before has led to crises in Champagne.
In the past the Union has been rightly criticised for being slow in responding to crises.
A level, that before has led to crises in Champagne. Personally we have felt the interest for our grapes in the new plot, we got last autumn-"Who buys them?
It is important for Parliament to offer clear answers to crises.
Hence, the EU is committed to ensure coherence andcomplementarity in its response to crises, making the most effective use of the various instruments mobilised.
Recent events confirm the need to improve the European Union's response to crises.
The unpredictable element which the two of you experience is rather like a fluctuating electrical current, andit may lead to crises and separations; for you are like a pair of magnets, sometimes attracting and sometimes repelling.
Mr President, this proposal is about money for an instant, non-military response by the Union to crises.
Action by Europe and European rule are an essential part of the solution.They are not only an answer to crises but also necessary to prevent crises in our globalised world.
The reports rightly consider a whole range of measures aimed at improving risk prevention and the response to crises.
The Commission is convinced that only an integrated approach to crises can guarantee the consistency and efficiency necessary for the Union to be able to play its full role on the international scene.
If one thing is clear,it is that our society is extremely vulnerable to crises of this kind.
I do not necessarily think it is appropriate for the Europeans to react militarily to crises in areas far from their borders.
A good deal has been achieved,despite the fact that much of the progress was due solely to crises such as that of 11 September. It is disappointing too that in the specific area of asylum and immigration it has as yet proved impossible for us to come up with satisfactory solutions.
This may always have been part andparcel of European integration- a mixture of vision and reaction to crises induced by growth.
We talked about the importance of the Commission developing a series of headline goals for non-military actions related to crises and, if I may say so, if ever there was a case where that is relevant, it is the disaster which has overwhelmed Mozambique.
We want a European Union which fulfils its obligations in the area of foreign relations andcan react rapidly and appropriately to crises.
The international organisations cannot continue to be the guardians of orthodoxy while one country after another falls victim to crises, not just in Africa, but also in Central America, South America and in other regions.
DE Mr President, President-in-Office, ladies and gentlemen, the summit was a political success and sent out an important message, namely that the world is closing ranks and the political will is there to jointly find andapply global answers to crises and challenges.
We expect the Commission to spend the money on responding to crises by buying medicines, hiring doctors or nurses, chartering aircraft to carry the medicines, nurses or policemen- whatever is required- to the crisis, wherever it is- not necessarily within Europe.
Certainly, here we need to have some flexibility, in order to be able to react quickly to crises in non-EU countries.
We should therefore favour direct contacts with potential partners, even more so given that inter-trade bodies are also the consultative partners of local governments and national authorities with regard to defining forestry policies andhence with regard to the search for immediate solutions to crises.
OCHA's coordination mandate is unique andthe organisation has in recent years managed to establish itself as the central actor through quick response to crises, as well as sending expert teams to under- take needs assessment, preparation of joint appeals, fast funding from CERF and an ever stronger role in coordinating at country level.
ECHO had some ECU 600 million available to carry out the various aspects of its mandate and react to crises in 1993.
Citizens expect the Union to be able to take much more effective action in the search for solutions to crises relating to foreign policy.