Sentence examples for crisis implications from inspiring English sources

Concerns about the potential impact of the financial crisis on the ability of countries to achieve health system goals led the World Health Organization's (WHO) Regional Committee to adopt the 2009 resolution "Health in times of global economic crisis: implications for the WHO European Region (EUR/RC59/ R3a)".

The paper discussed at the 60th ession of the WHO Regional Committee for Africa (RC), entitled "The global financial crisis: implications for the health sector in the African Region", was an excerpt from this background paper.

Economic crisis: implications for child rights The risks of child rights infringements is also increasing due to the global economic crisis which continues to affect Moldova, particularly in rural areas.

The survey was also meant to inform development of an information document entitled 'the global financial crisis: implications for the health sector in the African region' [ 25] for discussion at the 60th Session of the WHO Regional Committee of the African Ministers of Health for the WHO African Region.

Common sense tells Croesus that if the ongoing credit crisis has implications for real economic growth, as it clearly does, then it must eventually have bearish implications for the commodity complex.

In such a crisis, the implications for interest rates hardly bear thinking about.

The 737 crisis has implications for more industries than just aviation, from self-driving cars to medical care.

When Russia mobilized troops to the Crimea and eventually occupied it, many analysts were quick to suggest that the crisis had implications for Central Asian countries with significant number of ethnic Russians, particularly Kazakhstan.

Pompeo's trip to Saudi Arabia was the administration's most visible effort to address a growing diplomatic crisis with implications for Trump priorities in the Middle East and billions in arms sales, but it included no public mention of the writer who vanished.

T Steelman and S MCCaffrey, "Best Practices in Risk and Crisis Communication: Implications for Natural Hazards Management," Natural Hazards 65 (2013).

See: T Steelman and S McCaffery, "Best Practices in Risk and Crisis Communication: Implications for Natural Hazards Management," Natural Hazards 65 (2013).