Examples of using To crises in English and their translations into Swedish
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I respond to crises as they arise.
Hardly anyone is immune to crises.
Bottom-up responses to crises are a central element in all of this.
These countries are thus extremely sensitive to crises.
So which are the factors that lead to crises and how should they be dealt with?
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It is important for Parliament to offer clear answers to crises.
We tend to respond to crises, but people also take long term views.
They therefore need effective tools to help them to respond to crises and risks.
The EU will balance short-term responses to crises with longer-term strategies,
Particular attention will be given to mechanisms for responding to crises.
Increasing Europe's resilience to crises and disasters.
The EESC calls for the Commission to react more rapidly and flexibly to crises.
It will also enable the Union to react to crises stemming from international economic and trade developments.
However, the opening-up of the EU market will make producers more vulnerable to crises.
The Authority will have to respond rapidly and effectively to crises, and will take a key role in supporting the EU response.
enhance defence capabilities with a view to strengthening the EU's ability to respond to crises.
At the same time, it helps people to build resilience to crises caused by climate change.
We need comprehensive answers to crises and genuine coordination among the EU,
flexibly in relation to crises and situations of fragility.
The media have mainly drawn attention to crises, where the OSCE-
Peace mediation is a concrete activity through which we seek solutions to crises and, above all, try to prevent them.
a joint response to crises and disasters add value by increasing the effectiveness
We still have a long way to go in improving our capacity to respond to crises in the short term.
This development buttresses the EU's ability to respond to crises, strengthening as it does the civilian dimension of the common European Security and Defence Policy ESDP.
Work is underway on additional building blocks covering different aspects of the EU's response to crises both inside and outside the EU.
The programmes adopted have contributed to efforts in responding to crises around the world, usefully(and sometimes crucially)
clearly does not meet the need for the EU to respond more quickly and effectively to crises in the areas of migration and security.
Many international studies point to the large costs linked to crises- costs to individuals,
improve the effectiveness of the Union's capacity to respond to crises, including by actions in civilian areas.
Responding to crises and to longer-term challenges with a stability