Examples of using These disasters in English and their translations into Polish
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In these disasters.
There's a certain inexorable chronology in these disasters.
These disasters i see don't just spontaneously happen.
Regrettably, Europeans often profit from these disasters.
And because of these disasters ever are children who suffer most.
You and I are both old men andwe have seen these disasters come and go.
The first of these disasters is aimed at the destruction of an area of the Earth.
For now, it is a case of providing urgent solutions to the populations rocked by these disasters.
But since most of these disasters cover foreign policy.
These disasters are clearly a wake-up call for us to take greater action.
I know you think I'm crazy but these disasters have to do with the crystal skull.
These disasters have resulted not just in serious financial, but unfortunately also in human, losses.
Neither can we forget the victims of these disasters, who need immediate aid and support.
These disasters were relatively small and assessed as not to be meeting the criteria for activating the Fund.1.
As others have done, I also want to commendthe work of the civil protection services and in particular the fire-fighters in tackling these disasters.
At the same time, these disasters cause a lot of financial losses each year.
For European citizens have not died and others have not lost everything in these disasters simply because the elements were unleashed.
The city was rebuilt after these disasters on a monumental scale, but covered a much smaller area than previously.
I believe that Europe's regions must be given far more financial support to help implement the measures for preventing these disasters.
These disasters will unfortunately play a major part in changing the landscape and creating future environmental problems.
Allow me to express my sympathy to those who have been affected andmy appreciation to all those who have helped provide the intervention after these disasters.
These disasters cost the bolshevik Union 1.5 million men killed or taken prisoner, one of the greatest routs in military history.
Like our other European neighbours, our citizens have found themselves battling flames, these disasters resulting in both material damage and human suffering.
These disasters might mean your photos are lost for good, but a lot of times your photos are still there- they're just invisible!
The Member States should enhance their cooperation and coordination so as to guarantee solidarity andthe availability of additional rapid mobilisation resources to fight these disasters.
Quite apart from the fact that by no means everyone shared equally in the increased prosperity, these disasters can hardly be said to have contributed to human happiness or greater sustainability.
It might also be a task for the international community to look at what we can do to set up a sort of early warning system,a system that warns people before these disasters.
Only that, for vital reasons, this superior"programmer" so simulates our"program of incoming disasters" that these disasters make an impression as if they are brought to us by other people or by some"evil creatures.
My final plea is that, if we manage, after so much time and effort, to make this operative in any degree, our first thought andaction should be directed towards those who have died in these disasters in the European Union.
Secondly, a thorough analysis should be made of the root causes of these disasters and all other disasters in the Black Sea region so that to learn the lessons and give recommendations for our policy in the region.