Examples of using Future crises in English and their translations into Finnish
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We must prevent future crises.
The message is that we are preparing an institutional mechanism to prevent future crises.
If we are to prevent future crises, financial institutions themselves need to change.
This is clearly necessary in order to avoid future crises.
It will help prevent future crises, but it will also send a message of confidence to consumers and markets.
That would create a climate for future imbalances and future crises.
To prevent future crises, the EU now needs to promote real changes in regulation and supervision, giving shape to a more healthy and robust financial environment.
It is also important to strengthen early-warning tools to prevent possible future crises.
This all confirms the urgent need to put in place security plans to ensure future crises can be dealt with a minimum guarantee of success.
I am convinced that the text we have on the table now is stronger andmore suited to preventing future crises.
Europeans expect a better job to be made of sorting out future crises through cooperation between the Council of Europe, all the countries of Europe and ourselves in the European Parliament.
We need predictive and longterm solutions andtools to help us manage future crises better than we do now.
We need to show that we are doing our utmost to prevent future crises and that we are shouldering our shared responsibility by ensuring that consumers and investors regain their trust in the financial system.
Strategy papers place great emphasis on analysing individual countries' and regions' constraints to take account of past,cunent and likely future crises.
On 29 October, we adopted a framework focusing on dealing both with a crisis in the markets,preventing future crises through reforms of economic governance, and minimising the impact on jobs and growth.
Structural measures implemented by the Member States andthe three-step approach defined by the EU institutions are indeed necessary to prevent future crises.
I am confident that the objectives of both Parliament and the Council are the same, namely to strengthen the economic governance of the EU and the euro area,prevent future crises and build a stronger framework for economic governance in the euro area and the EU as a whole.
Key priorities, such as transparency and consumer protection, will be pursued,while a bank crisis framework will aim to prevent and tackle future crises.
This, incidentally, was the subject of the proposals that I made to theEcofin in Madrid on Saturday on foreseeing, preventing and managing future crises, so that taxpayers do not always have to bear the brunt of things.
So as a complement to our reinforced system of economic governance, which was launched this January with the first Annual Growth Survey, we need to set up a robust institutional and financial mechanism to deal with possible future crises.
And it was this aspect of the question, the appeal not to prize only parliamentary methods of struggle,the appeal to act in accordance with the new conditions of a future war and future crises, that was stressed by the revolutionary Social-Democrats, especially by Rosa Luxemburg in her speech.
They also legitimately question the readiness and ability of the EU to help them manage inevitable times of low milk prices/incomes caused by future crises.
I am convinced that new initiatives, such as the financial supervision package and the European Semester,will allow us to avoid future crises, or at least dampen their impact.
They must be eligible for aid that is better targeted and funded, so that each region can remain at the European average, whatever its structural handicap, however far behind it isbecause of the past, or whatever its exposure to current or future crises.
A properly functioning internal energy market and the diversification of energy sources will also be extremely important in preventing future crises and interruptions in energy supply.
The economic crisis is also responsible for the eurozone difficulties, butI believe there are also structural weaknesses of EMU that we should address in order to avoid future crises.
Remuneration policies within the financial sector must promote sound and effective risk management andshould contribute to preventing future crises in the economy.
I therefore gave my support to the report on the macroeconomic pillars, which provided for an all-encompassing andsystematic approach that would make it possible to prevent future crises.
To create appropriate disincentives for transactions that do not enhance the efficiency of financial markets thereby complementing regulatory measures aimed at avoiding future crises.
Mr President, despite the flashy title of this report-'How the international monetary system can be made to work better'- these insipid formulae are certainly not going to prevent future crises.