Examples of using To crises in English and their translations into Dutch
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They have all been responses to crises.
This will enable the EU to react quickly to crises and will allow unforeseen needs to be financed.
rapid response to crises.
They are not only an answer to crises but also necessary to prevent crises in our globalised world.
These countries are thus extremely sensitive to crises.
Reaction to crises through the Instrument for Stability(IfS),
Increase Europe's resilience to crises and disasters.
But it is the capitalist form of production which first gives rise to crises.
Increasing Europe's resilience to crises and disasters.
The ENP needs to be able to respond more quickly and effectively to crises.
In addition, intensive animal farming regularly leads to crises, such as avian flu
It is important for Parliament to offer clear answers to crises.
Small grants funds can also respond promptly and effectively to crises, for example where environmental
Everything has struck us once, from storm to lightning to crises.
But in parallel, the EU must ensure that it is able to react fast to crises as they break, and reduce political
The EESC calls for the Commission to react more rapidly and flexibly to crises.
However, the opening-up of the EU market will make producers more vulnerable to crises.
We will never be able to properlyrespond to crises in Europe or elsewhere without common instruments
How has the IfS responded to crises in 2011?
non-military response by the Union to crises.
Rrrr increase Europe's resilience to crises and disasters;
The Stability Instrument is a 2 billion financing facil itydedicated to anticipating and responding to crises.
The Community should therefore pay attention to factors that lead to crises and to the mechanisms or instruments that can prevent them from escalating.
They therefore need effective tools to help them to respond to crises and risks.
Women and children have specific vulnerabilities to crises, including physical safety,
Humanitarian aid and civil protection assistance are the first response by the European Union to crises and disasters.
The need to reduce the vulnerability of individual countries to crises through sound domestic policies has led the IMF to review its surveillance activities.
can react rapidly and appropriately to crises.
Special financial instruments, designed to respond to crises fast, used more often.