Examples of using These crises in English and their translations into Czech
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Therefore, the way out of these crises is also the same.
I think these crises help people to mature properly.
I am not saying that the Commission is to blame for these crises.
There are, however, political solutions to these crises, but they require a change in policy.
We should also create a European rapid reaction force for all these crises.
In good news, so I'm here to help with all these crises. I got kicked out of boarding school.
The solutions that we come up with together must help to solve all three of these crises.
To mitigate andhalt the consequences of these crises, comprehensive innovation and a paradigm shift are needed in all areas of life.
In good news, I got kicked out of boarding school,so I'm here to help with all these crises.
Some makes andmodels of cars are coping better with these crises, namely those that have invested in sustainable technical development.
Mr President, we are in a situation of our own governments' making;it is not as though rules were not there to prevent these crises happening in the first place.
Moreover, if you want to respond to these crises you have to transform Europe- to reform it is not enough- and by that I mean you have to transform it environmentally and socially.
Deep analysis is needed of the situation in both Tunisia and Egypt(and not only there),since we have to understand whether we did the right things in the past with a view to avoiding these crises.
Both of these crises occurred under the one Presidency, which goes to show that the issue of who is actually leading the EU does not matter so much as the unity of all twenty-seven Member States.
That is why it is important for the European Commission to set out very clearly how it intends to respond to these crises and, in its work programme, to define exactly where the political priorities must lie.
These crises reveal the problems of European and global control and supervision: the economic crisis is largely a matter of a crisis in the system that once prevailed and in policy.
However, I must say- and our Commissioner has just pointed this out- that we are now seeing progress and more cooperation and solidarity among Member States, andthus hopes of a solution with which to manage these crises.
We have a crisis today of the economy, of climate, of international instability, and it is clear to us,at least, in our group, that these crises greatly strengthen the argument for granting the EU an enhanced capacity to act globally.
These crises- the Caucasus crisis in Georgia, the financial crisis, the failure of the WTO- show how much we need the new-look institutions that the Lisbon Treaty gives us, and particularly a permanent presidency of the EU.
We must not forget, as Mr Jouyet quite rightly said, that all these crises are linked: the financial crisis, the world food crisis, the energy crisis, important aspects as regards the geopolitical crisis. .
It is to propose setting up a simplified cooperation system that allows the Commission and Member States to supply the aid they have promised to partner countries in the throes of particularly grave crises more rapidly than they can today- andI will not dwell on these crises because Mr Deva has just explained them at length.
I should like to make a suggestion. We need a serious multilateral debate, in order to take stock of our relations and consider the prospects and the procedures we need to follow, and I call on the High Representative to present an integrated neighbourhood plan,within the framework of the Union for the Mediterranean, so that these crises can be addressed together with the partner countries.
The European single currency has proved its stabilising role in these crisis conditions.
EUFOR troops should therefore be deployed specifically in these crisis areas.
The reality is that the real threat to employment creation and economic growth within the European Union is not so much the subprime market crisis in America but our inability or unwillingness to take risks andbe innovative in finding opportunities in these crisis areas.
Hyperventilation and stress of the animal stimulate occurrence of these heamalytic crises.
To these two crises we now have to add the financial crisis, which hits our eastern neighbourhood particularly hard.
What is stopping these crisis management forces from being used for crises like this if help is being requested?