Resilient Pakistan?

It's strong and resilient.

The wing motor is very resilient.

Because I know our brains are resilient.

They are the connections that actually make nature resilient.

So it's very easy, comparatively speaking, to be resilient.

The International Atomic Energy Agency is strong and resilient.

And the next reason for hope nature is amazingly resilient.

They're resilient their redundancy is built into this fabulous decentralized design.

She said, You are smarter, more creative and more resilient than that.

To ensure a system s sustainability, its design must account for what Nassim N. Taleb called rare black swan events which, as the global economic crisis demonstrated, do occur, with devastating consequences. But measures to make systems more resilient or robust would be incomplete.

Indeed, the IMF s own research shows that countries that deployed capital controls first or alongside a host of other macroprudential measures were among the most resilient during the global financial crisis. In many cases, the controls were neither market based nor temporary.

And that is one of the main reasons life is so resilient and robust scalability.

They tried harder, they persevered longer, and they were more resilient in the face of failure.

The ocean is, indeed, resilient and tolerant to a point, but we must be good custodians.

Emergency preparedness is a big deal in disaster recovery because it makes towns safer and more resilient.

Early warning systems must be improved, but we should also consider how to make societies more resilient.

And I think we know that love is resilient enough for us to get out there and try.

Every child has the right to a family, deserves and needs a family, and children are amazingly resilient.

This can also be a resilient electrical microgrid, community heating, power, communication networks, etc., can be concentrated there.

Now this is something that I think is one of the most quietly resilient things on the planet.

Even under the pressures of a globalized world, democratic systems that champion the rule of law are more resilient than the illiberal regimes that many including some in Europe are praising nowadays. But this does not mean that we can defuse any crisis by means of preventive action or clever intervention.

We need to move beyond the system that gave us the crisis a financial sector in which some, as the ancient Greeks might say, toyed with hubris and unleashed nemesis. Of course, there has been important progress, especially on the Basel III agenda to create more resilient capital and liquidity buffers.

For example, in Galveston, here's a resilient home that survived Hurricane Ike, when others on neighboring lots clearly did not.

It is in these threads that are being woven into a resilient fabric that will sustain communities, that I find hope.

Such systems are likely to be effective in meeting local needs, better adapted to local conditions and resilient to external influences.

But in spite of strains and adversity, the family has proved resilient and a source of strength and inspiration for their members.

Overall, macroeconomic indicators for the occupied Palestinian territory showed that the economy was resilient, despite the pressures of ongoing conflict and closure.

From Constitutional Crisis to European Crisis

But does the Chinese government really have the tools needed to keep its economy so resilient? Perhaps, but it is far from obvious.

Hubs that lack resilience create cascades of collateral damage when they fail. Over time, they will be bypassed and replaced by more resilient alternatives.

Europe has come a long way since 1951 and the creation of the European Coal and Steel Community, the forerunner of the EU. But we are now in the process of constructing the EU economy anew, striving to overcome the economic crisis, and creating a more sustainable, globally competitive, and resilient European economy an economy that can be green as well as productive.

Now, you would have wished the climate pressure to hit a strong planet, a resilient planet, but unfortunately, the third pressure is the ecosystem decline.

Thus, although following both World Wars multilateral treaties were still viewed as more resilient than bilateral ones, an increased resilience of bilateral treaties was acknowledged.

For example, a bilateral treaty establishing a permanent regime could prove more resilient than a multilateral environmental treaty which is inconsistent with the principle of proportionality.

This talk is about being prepared for, and resilient to the changes that are coming and that will affect our homes and our collective home, the Earth.

Similarly, a bilateral treaty on reciprocal inheritance rights could easily prove more resilient than a multilateral extradition treaty which conflicts with national policy of the armed conflict.

There's another one, equally important, about how that very same Mother Nature is so nurturing and so resilient that we can never make a dent in her abundance.

Their contributions are vital if post conflict recovery is to be resilient and if the right foundation is to be laid for sustained economic recovery and political stability.

Darfur crisis

Togo crisis

This is how the Latin American debt crisis of the 1980s, the Mexican Tequila crisis of 1994, the Asian debt crisis of 1997, and the Russian crisis of 1998 unfolded. It was also how the financial crisis of 2008 2009 transmitted itself to emerging markets.

Contrary to what one might think, democracy is more resilient than the alternatives in the long run. This will remain true as long as democrats remain convinced of it.

In order to solve the climate crisis, we have to solve the democracy crisis.

Such guidelines would provide a means of crisis prevention as well as crisis management.