Sentence examples for event of crises from inspiring English sources

Arcelor could use Massey's metallurgical coal mines as a reserve that would be especially useful in the event of crises or natural disasters in other producing countries.

Under the proposed arrangements, such nations will have "interlocutors" who will meet periodically and in the event of crises with the European Union's political and security committee, the policy making body that will decide whether to conduct a military operation.

Non-farming activities, especially livestock trading, provide funds to prevent excess offtake from the herds in the event of crises and can also enable pastoralists to invest in livestock activities.

That is why we must insist that institutions go through the exercise of planning for their dissolution in the event of crisis before a crisis comes.

Finally, on the much-heralded banking union, there's little detail, although the agreement does say that the banking sector itself will pay in the event of crisis.

PAGE A18 op-ed GAIL COLLINS As voters, all we need out of a vice-presidential nominee is one qualified to run the store in the event of crisis.

In fact, what the administration has proposed in its Nuclear Posture Review is nothing less than the transformation of United States strategic forces to decrease the number of nuclear weapons in the American arsenal as well as to reduce the reliance placed on nuclear weapons in the event of crisis or conflict.

Despite their small-city status, Moncton is reminding the rest of Canada there's a lot more to prepare for in the event of crisis.

Meanwhile, the actual events of crisis are communicated far more directly today than at any previous period in history.

In the event of political crises resulting in the fall of the government before the end of a four-year period, the same process of bargaining takes place.

There is some talk that the Irish Army supported by reservists and IRA provisionals might seize control in the event of more crises.