Examples of using Such disasters in English and their translations into Finnish
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Such disasters are not specific to South-East Asia.
Fortunately, not all of us have had to experience such disasters.
Regrettably such disasters affect many countries at the same time.
The European Union must do everything in its power to ensure that such disasters are not repeated.
In order to prevent more such disasters we must detect any covert activity that could threaten the community.
The four reports rightly point out the human, environmental and financial costs of such disasters.
And if one were able to anticipate such disasters, they would stand to make a fortune.
When such disasters occur, we should, of course, consider whether individual companies are in a position to bear the costs.
There is a real gap here insofar as the party that causes such disasters must be called to account and made to pay.
The European Union must therefore establish measures to provide the required funding in a timely manner when such disasters occur.
To be made available free of charge to the victims of such disasters, while remaining the property of the organisations in question.
Such disasters are bound to lead us to review certain aspects of these occupations from the point of view of health and safety at work.
We must be better prepared, firstly to prevent such disasters, and secondly to provide each other with assistance in dealing with their aftermath.
Our starting point must always be to create the highest security standards for people and for the environment, so as to prevent such disasters from the outset.
This fund is certainly helpful as such disasters put Member States in a very particular situation of difficulty and need.
This is a great opportunity to take ambitious andclear decisions to avoid such disasters in the next future" said Ms de Palacio.
The Member States are responsible for emergency management on their territory, andthey must be held to account when they do not do everything in their power to prevent such disasters.
The document on the security of energy supply in Europe avoids mentioning Europe's preparedness for such disasters, let alone any blasts in one's mind affecting supply.
I believe that such disasters, with hundreds of dead and thousands of injured victims, and with incalculable economic and social repercussions, must make the European Union treat them seriously.
Since the Erika shipwreck of 1999 and that of the Prestige in 2002,we have been waiting in vain for European solutions to ensure that such disasters never happen again.
The fact that only one brave man died in the floods was little short of miraculous, but such disasters will increase in frequency as more and more public services are looted by greedy corporations.
Have increasingly focused attention on the need for extensive preparations for mitigating the effects andpublic disorder problems that attend such disasters," it states.
This is precisely why I am going to submit a written question to the Commission, because I expect it,apart from devising a strategy to prevent such disasters from occurring in future, to present concrete measures to us as soon as possible, which will be implemented immediately in the case of the environmental disaster in Hungary.
They need to be involved in the process not only so that we might respond to their concerns but also so thatwe might demonstrate to them that efforts are being made to ensure that such disasters never happen again.
Beyond that, it is important to learn every lesson from what has just happened andto take action to prevent such disasters or to limit the damage of such climatic phenomena.
In writing.- I voted in favour of the resolution on the summer's natural disasters and particularly welcome the existence of the EU's Solidarity Fund,which is available to help Member States deal with the aftermath of such disasters.
This is just a brief summaryof a few points, which illustrate the importance of Parliament addressing the agricultural aspect of such disasters, and I hope that Parliament will lend its fullest possible support.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I too should like to express my solidarity with the victims, although solidarity alone is not enough: we have to make a solemn commitment to the victims that we will make a serious anddetermined effort to prevent such disasters.
More must be done to render disasters involving oil tankers at sea andinvolving nuclear power stations practically impossible, but if such disasters occur nevertheless, the damage is vast.
Since the disaster in November 2002, the issues of European maritime security and safety have been given a much higher priority on the European agenda. The enduring environmental damage caused bythe disaster demonstrates that Member States acting alone are under-resourced and ill-prepared to face such disasters.