Examples of using Capacity to react in English and their translations into Greek
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Have lost the capacity to react.
It was known that this would happen at least one year before, and there has been a lack of care,a lack of capacity to react.
This limits the operational capacity to react swiftly to crisis.
We are helping make a difference on the ground, butthe needs are outpacing the international community's capacity to react.
That the sector's companies have more capacity to react on this future world market;
Without this, our capacity to react to new crises will be limited and once again it will be the most vulnerable and the youngest who stand to lose.
Central banks andgovernments have little capacity to react to a serious downturn.
So enhancing our capacity to react more promptly is critical, if the OSCE wants to remain a credible international mediator.
Caution: This medicine can affect your capacity to react and your ability to drive.
States that an“allergy” is“a hypersensitive state acquired through exposure to a particular allergen,reexposure bringing to light an altered capacity to react….
The season will be long,we have the time and the capacity to react and get this very bad start of the 2015 season behind us.”.
This appreciation represents our diverse talents, commitment and capacity to react rapidly.
It was also a test of the European Union' s capacity to react quickly and to offer its citizens a suitable response to their concerns.
This commitment requires consistency in materials, processes, and testing,as well the capacity to react to fluctuations in demand.
In the last stage of this illness,people lose the capacity to react to their condition, to carry on a discussion and, in the end, to control movement.
This would make the Union economy andthe financial system more resilient and increase its capacity to react to cyclical downturns.
EUFOR retains with it the capacity to react to security challenges throughout the country, and has a credible reserve force to draw upon.
Such countries are hardest hit by the adverse effects of climate change as they have the least capacity to react and adapt to those climate impacts.
What is at stake is indeed our capacity to react quickly to a massive fraud mechanism, but also the credibility of the EU emission-trading system.
When the soul, immersed in substance, is simply sentiency, it produces through its evolutionary interplay an addition, andwe find emerging quality and capacity to react to vibration and to environment.
It enables us to anticipate the depth of the movement and its capacity to react, and it gives us some idea of how it will develop in the future.
The ratification by all 17 Member States of the euro area of the measures related to the EFSF significantly strengthen our capacity to react to the crisis.
However, as these challenges persist,the Union's continued capacity to react swiftly in emergency situations is at stake.
This reduced the Commission's capacity to react appropriately to the major problems which affected the preparation of those elections(see paragraphs 11, 40, 41, 87 and 90).
The mode of cooperation as an open, flexible andsimultaneously permanent structure(network) allows a working process and capacity to react which the European Social Forum, for example, did not possess.
Through them, the project aims to improve the present knowledge and the capacity to react at local/regional level, as well as to increase the quality of life of the migrants and refugees by working on their integration in local communities.
An effective early warning and response system is founded on the following four components: identifying and assessing risks, constantly monitoring them, a warning and communication mechanism and, lastly,preparedness- the capacity to react and assist.
To this end, it focuses on health information, the Community's capacity to react to health threats, and the prevention of diseases and illness.
Such a position would usually arise when a firm or group of firms accounted for a large share of the supply in any given market,provided that other factors analysed in the assessment(such as entry barriers, customers' capacity to react, etc.) point in the same direction.
Furthermore, when the scale of a disaster overwhelms the local oreven national capacity to react, it would be desirable to be able to provide rapid additional assistance from other countries, using their available skills and resources.