Sentence examples for resilience to crises from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — South Korea's sovereign debt rating was raised by Moody's Investors Service on Monday to a level on par with Japan's in recognition of a strengthened resilience to crises.

"Loneliness wears down your resilience to crisis.

One objective is to increase Europe's resilience to crisis and disasters with respect to all identified threats.

This is essential to developing resilience to future crises.

It is encouraging to see strong interest in projects to reduce the risk of future disasters and increase resilience to these crises.

Niger has earmarked 25% of its budget for the $2.6bn£1.6bnbn) programme, which aims to improve the country's resilience to food crises, which are becoming more frequent.

The picture depicted in the most recent edition of JobTrends reflects the state of affairs of the struggle between forces toward a downward "recoupling" of emerging countries and their resilience to the crisis -- the balance of which was slightly more in favor of the latter in the beginning of the year.

It has the role to prevent risks, to reduce them and to make communities aware of the risks in order to develop their capacities, enhance communication and resilience to respond to crisis events.

Two crises, one resolve UNICEF and its partners are working to ensure a coordinated response to both emergencies, aiming to prevent further deterioration of the current situation and to build community resilience to potential future crises.

Tom Byrne, a senior vice president at Moody's, said the rating upgrade was prompted "by Korea's demonstration of an exceptional level of economic resilience to the global crisis, while containing the government's budget deficit".

Underpinning many Estonians' resilience to the 2008 crisis has been the 40 years of Soviet occupation - complete with austerity and exile.