Examples of using Managing crises in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Preventing and managing crises.
Managing crises of different nature, etc.
We have experience in managing crises.
First, we have immediately activated all our networks responsible for managing crises.
A new European framework for managing crises and dealing with failed banks has been established.
Family Guidelines- Helping a loved one with BPD including setting limits and managing crises.
In fact, we believe that understanding and managing crises requires a more holistic and eclectic approach than is perhaps customary.
Twenty years ago, many people looked to the Commission to setthe EU's agenda and take the lead in managing crises.
The Instrument for Stability(1),the European Union's mechanism for preventing crises and conflicts, managing crises and emerging conflicts, and restoring peace, became fully operational during the year.
However, there are still insufficient regulations available at international level for managing crises in the finance sector.
Mitigating risks and managing crises.
Von der Leyen regretted that inthe past few years, the EU had to focus on“managing crises after an emergency.”.
But we must also do more when it comes to managing crises as they develop.
While relying on existing financial, civilian and military resources, Europe can take even more decisive actions in the event of natural and man-made disasters andbe even more involved in averting and managing crises and conflicts, and in establishing a lasting peace in third countries.
The world spends much more energy and resources managing crises than preventing them».
The world spends much more energy and resources managing crises than preventing them».
The international community spends much more time and resources managing crises than preventing them.
Practically, this means that we have a priority to build capabilities aimed at fulfilling tasks in peacetime in managing crises of military and non-military nature i.e.
Exchanging experience in the sphere of the training andpreparation of contingents to participate in international UN peacekeeping missions, in managing crises and reacting to disasters and accidents in times of peace;
To prevent and manage crises;
Manage crises, save reputations.
Aiming to strengthen the EU's ability to prevent and manage crises through the development of civilian and military capabilities.
European common security anddefence policy aims to strengthen the EU's ability to prevent and manage crises through the development of civilian and military capabilities.
Aiming to strengthen the EU's ability to prevent and manage crises through the development of civilian and military capabilities.
It is necessary to draw upon all the instruments available to the EU andits Member States in order to prevent and manage crises and conflicts and to build lasting peace.
(27)The transparency obligations should ensure that all measures taken to prevent or manage crisis situations respect internal market rules and are in line with the principles of co-operation and solidarity which underpin the Energy Union.
The goal behind the Illuminati conspiracy is to create and then manage crises that will eventually convince the masses that globalism, with its centralized economic control and one-world religious ethic, are the necessary solution to the world's woes.
They provide a clear legal framework for reinforcing its capacities to pursue its foreign and security policy through a comprehensive approach drawing upon all the instruments available to the Union and its Member States,to prevent and manage crises and conflicts, as well as to build lasting peace.
The new provisions of the common security and defence policy(CSDP) introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon provide a clearer legal framework for reinforcing the implementation of foreign and security policy, drawing upon all the instruments available to the EU and its Member States,to prevent and manage crises and conflicts, and to build lasting peace.
Recitals 2, 4 and 5 reiterate the strong link between security and sustainable development, making reference for that purpose to the United Nations' 2010 Agenda for Sustainable Development,(15) to the European Council Conclusions of 19/20 December 2013 and to the Joint Communication on‘Capacity building in support of security anddevelopment- Enabling partners to prevent and manage crisis'.(16).