Sentence examples for crisis direction from inspiring English sources

"For me I don't go to the crisis direction.

The 2003 Treaty of Nice introduced further changes to streamline the decision process and mandated the Political and Security Committee (PSC), which had been established through a Council decision in January 2001, to exercise political control and strategic direction of crisis management operations.

Even more important, his answers point a way out of crisis: a direction for reforming political identity in central Africa and preventing future tragedies.

What we witnessed was not just defeat but, across the UK, a deeply rooted crisis of direction and identity for Labour.

Although L County spent a large amount of money to cope with the crisis, the direction in which the crisis would move was still unclear.

"Japan is in a kind of a crisis over what direction we can go," said Kyoji Fukao, a professor of international economics at Hitotsubashi University.

Isn't that the obvious (perhaps only) solution to the environmental crisis – the conscious direction of resources away from fossil energy and towards planetary repair?

The Fed will then be forced to do what every other bullish Central Bank has been forced to do since this crisis began: reverse direction and cut rates once more as the economy tanks, rather than returning to "Equilibrium".

Reforms concerning labour taxes and unemployment and other welfare benefits were generally aimed at raising generosity at the start of the crisis, but the direction changed since 2010: the tightening of government budgets translated into a higher frequency of reforms raising the tax wedge or reducing benefits generosity.

The Mayor needs to acknowledge this crisis and change direction quickly.

Regarding the latter, it is well documented that cancer survivors commonly face a crisis of life direction: struggling with what life means to them now, what they want to value and see as important and how to lead a life that matters to them and those they love.