Examples of using To natural disasters in English and their translations into Czech
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Nor should we forget that these regions are unfortunately prone to natural disasters.
The alarms will alert us to natural disasters or intrusion of the thief and enable us to monitor his movement.
In the human world,I work as a bookie run numbers on everything from sports to natural disasters.
Our reaction to natural disasters, such as the devastation we saw in Italy, must go beyond the realm of politics.
People in poor countries are at risk of losing their means of livelihood due to natural disasters, war conflicts or political and economic destabilisation.
One of the selling points in relation to the Lisbon Treaty- andwe know that in Ireland we rejected Lisbon I- was that we were going to have an immediate humanitarian response to natural disasters.
I have one brief comment on Heading 3: in relation to natural disasters, what has happened to former Commissioner Michel Barnier's proposals on civil defence in Europe?
The recent tragedies in Haiti andPakistan demonstrate once again that the tools available to the EU for responding to natural disasters need to be improved.
In order to preserve lives in areas vulnerable to natural disasters, it is vitally important to reduce the risks by being better prepared and having buildings that are fit for purpose.
The current hike in food prices, and especially in the prices of food commodities such as cereals and oilseeds,is primarily due to natural disasters in Russia and Australia.
I am pleased to note again that there is a reference to natural disasters which, unfortunately, have recurred more and more often in Europe and which cause damage of great proportions, leading to potentially tragic situations.
I also wantto point out that since 2006, we have had a report by Mr Barnier on establishing a rapid reaction force for responding to natural disasters: what is stopping us from adopting it?
Finally, we need to step up efforts to develop more effective rapid response mechanisms to natural disasters by strengthening the permanent civil protection force which Mr Dimas referred to and by making greater use of the conclusions in the Barnier report.
These are linked to the fund's lack of speed in providing funding, to the level of transparency of the criteria for mobilising the fund in the event of regional disasters, as well as to the restrictions to natural disasters.
This debate should remind us- and this is why I have taken the floor during this evening's sitting- that we need to approach agreements with countries which face serious economic problems andwhich are especially vulnerable to natural disasters, as the tragedy in Haiti has proven, in a completely different spirit from other economic agreements entered into by the European Union.
The EIB will continue to facilitate investments in agriculture and forestry that directly target climate change mitigation or adaptation and support the provision of environmental public goods such as landscapes, farmland biodiversity, climate stability andgreater resilience to natural disasters.
I voted in favour of this report because I believe that it is essential for the EU to be prepared for the chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear(CBRN) risks which have given a new dimension to terrorist attacks,to industrial accidents and to natural disasters, since such risks know no borders and could result in innumerable victims.
If you look at what has been debated in Council, it is Article 122 of the Lisbon Treaty, which was supposed to be an article of solidarity:'In the spirit of solidarity if a Member State falls into difficulties in the supply of certain products such as in the area of energy orwhere a Member State is in difficulty or threatened with severe difficulties due to natural disasters.
Fractals are used in, like, everything from predicting natural disasters to metallurgy.
Does the Council not want a more agile andimmediate response to the natural disasters that occur?
I fully support the mobilisation of the EU Solidarity Fund in response to the natural disasters in France and Portugal.
The submitted report is a very timely response to the many natural disasters we have experienced in recent years.
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