Examples of using To natural disasters in English and their translations into Finnish
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The region is also prone to natural disasters.
It also asked the NAT section to draft an additional opinion to the opinion"Improving the Community civil protection mechanism- a response to natural disasters.
This will improve responses to natural disasters and assist in preventing damage.
Question No 48 by Glenys Kinnock(H-1239/98) Subjeã:Response to natural disasters.
These proposals relate to natural disasters, such as fires, droughts and floods.
And consequently you leave them unprotected while they are the most vulnerable 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?
Additional opinion on Improving the Community civil protection mechanism- a response to natural disasters.
Metal bench suitable for year-rounduse because of its durability and resistance to natural disasters, but in the garden it looks quite rough(if not exclusive version), and sit on it uncomfortable.
The Council notes the particular challenges of sound sustainable development in the Pacific and the vulnerability to natural disasters.
As for the support for countries falling victim to natural disasters, this is already a constant of Community aid, as is the obligation to respect and protect the environment and local cultures.
Needless to say, what we need first of all is the best possible prevention policy with regard to natural disasters and violent conflicts.
For example, social media data can be used to guide emergency response to natural disasters(Castillo 2016) and a variety of different big data sources can be used produce real-time estimates of economic activity Choi and Varian 2012.
Solidarity Fund: Commission proposes EUR 21.9 million for measures related to natural disasters in Malta, France and Spain.
Clarification of the scope of the Solidarity Fund limiting it to natural disasters and including a specific provision for drought, which will eliminate existing legal uncertainties and avoid rejection of applications which do not meet the conditions;
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I am pleased that we are discussing the coordination of solutions to natural disasters and cooperation on such matters.
I think we should make it clear that just as we show human solidarity in response to natural disasters, we must also show political solidarity with the reformist movements in Iran which- within the limited parameters that currently exist there- are pressing for more democracy and freer elections.
Our aim is to be able to plan a more coordinated civil andmilitary response so that our intervention with regard to natural disasters becomes increasingly effective.
In addition to natural disasters, Caribbean states face many environmental challenges including land degradation, deforestation, scarce water resources, fish stocks management, biodiversity loss, waste and toxic chemical management and more recently climate change, all of which impact strongly on the region's economic and social development.
Consequently, the Bureau authorised the NAT Section to draw up an additional opinion on"Improving the Community Civil Protection Mechanism- a response to natural disasters.
Furthermore, a programme amendment was approved allowing for the application of special provisions with regard to natural disasters and to re-allocate funds for the rehabilitation of the infrastructure affected by the floods in RO.
On the initiative of a working party chaired by Commissioner Barnier, Article 42 introduces into the Constitution the opportunity of exercising European solidarity in relation to natural disasters.
Member States and relevant stakeholders should assess the resilience of maritime transport to natural disasters and climate change, and take appropriate actions, and share best practices in order to mitigate the related risks.
These include, for example, aid to the fleet, aid for temporary cessationof fishing activities and for compensation for damages due to natural disasters or exceptional circumstances.
At the same time the Regulation should set out that this limitation to natural disasters would not exclude from the outset cases where a natural disaster has' cascading' effects and leads also to an industrial disaster( e.g. a flood affecting a chemical plant) or to a public health disaster e.g. earthquake that disrupts water supplies triggering a( water borne) epidemic; or that destroys hospital facilities jeopardising the provision of care to those injured by the natural disaster. .
The EU also has a historic responsibility towards small developing countries, e.g. islands,that are particularly vulnerable to natural disasters, climatic change and external economic shocks.
The Caribbean is composed of small mostly island states with small, open but fragile economies, in many cases based on asmall number of commodities, and located in an area notoriously prone 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 faceserious economic problems and which 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.
Put into orbit by European launchers, European satellites provide businesses, public authorities and individuals with services such as television broadcasting, improved telecommunications, more sustainable transport and mobility, short and medium term weather forecasting, monitoring of climate change andfaster response to natural disasters.
Recognizing the risk of investments in aquaculture activities, the EMFF should contribute to business security by covering access to stock insurance and therefore safeguarding the income of producers in caseof abnormal production losses due in particular to natural disasters, adverse climatic events, sudden water quality changes, diseases or pest infestations and destruction of production facilities.