Exemples d'utilisation de To such crises en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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UNDP considers it important to be able to respond appropriately to such crises.
In response to such crises, relief efforts to counteract the worst of the suffering have been substantial, but have also diverted much needed aid from longer-term development goals.
We, the members of this family of nations,must speed up our reaction to such crises.
Gaps in the collective capacity to generate sustainable political solutions to such crises meant the humanitarian action was needed more than ever.
Researchers examined people's responses, on symbolical and operative levels, to such crises.
It also requires the response to such crises to comply with human rights standards and, where lives are at stake, imposes an immediate obligation on those in a position to do so.
Measures have also been taken to reduce the vulnerability of countries to such crises.
Firmly convinced that there is no military solution to such crises, Cyprus, from the very first moment of the outbreak of violence, supported the calls for an immediate ceasefire and joined in the effort to provide assistance both to the Lebanese people and to the evacuees.
UNDP considers that it would be important to be able to respond appropriately to such crises in the future.
We therefore urge the parties to such crises and armed conflicts to be more courageous and demonstrate greater political will so as to give peace a chance through negotiating processes already under way and by respecting and effectively implementing the provisions of agreements that have already been signed.
An EU initiative has introduced innovative macroeconomic models to successfully respond to such crises.
The answers to such crises and other important issues such as climate change-- which I expect world leaders to forcefully address in December in Copenhagen-- lie in a new multilateralism. A new multilateralism where cooperation replaces confrontation, where creativity replaces stalemate.
They also reflected on ways of strengthening longer-term resilience to such crises in the region.
As a small island developing State and a least developed country,vulnerable to such crises and dependent on overseas development assistance, Tuvalu appeals to the international community to urgently honour and fulfil their commitments and obligations outlined in the Istanbul Programme of Action and other international platforms.
Which responds to UN staff's need for country-based guidance on how best to respond to such crises.
A government-wide process was conducted inthe following months with a view to providing for a structured, robust response to such crises happening on national soil.
Therefore, it is essential that we act to bring to an end those financial imbalances and avoid the mistakes andtemptations related to such crises.
The Advisory Committee does not object to the revision of the Financial Regulations and Rules as proposed by the Executive Director in her report which, as indicated in paragraph 3 above, would provide UNFPA the abilityto respond in a timely and appropriate manner to such crises in future and harmonize UNFPA's approach with that of the United Nations and other funds and programmes, including UNDP.
What was important for Gabon and its President was to break through the wall of mistrust that barred the way to reaching sincere andlasting agreements on solutions to such crises.
Stand-by arrangements arealready being concluded in order to enable the High Commissioner to act more promptly in response to such crises in the future.
Bookended by bloody conflicts in Syria and the Gaza Strip-- and punctuated by several others-- the session saw Member States sharply divided over how to react to such crises.
Refugee crises were bound to increase; the solution to them, the outgoing Chairman said, lay in resolving the factors, notably disputes,that lead to such crises.
That the economic andfinancial crisis had hit developing country exports hardest highlighted both the fragility of their trading systems and their vulnerability to such crises.
The global economic and financial crisis, the devastating consequences of which are evident to all,has unfortunately demonstrated that our existing institutions are unable to respond rapidly and adequately to such crises.
We believe that, since the Security Council deals with the most serious and sensitive situations affecting international relations and threatening peace and security,the Council should seek correct and lasting solutions to such crises.
In this regard, the efforts undertaken since 1995 to strengthen surveillance, to ensure that IMF is better equipped to identify emerging crises at an early stage andto facilitate its rapid response to such crises are welcomed.
With the increasing incidence of disasters all over the world, we must bolster the resources of the UnitedNations humanitarian relief programme and its capacity to respond rapidly and effectively to such crises to alleviate human suffering.
Personal information will only be shared with provincial, territorial and federal government public health agencies andorganizations in the event of a public health crisis and subsequent human resource mobilization to respond to such crises.
In other cases, such as the current situations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Mali,delayed action by the United Nations has called into question the ability of the international community to respond effectively to such crises.
In response to the currency crises that afflicted several emerging market economies in the 1990s, the IMF launched a major effort to improve its ability to analyze whether, and to what extent,countries are vulnerable to such crises.