Coping with Catastrophic Risks

But they may choose different strategies for coping with these disadvantages.

It's actually a sensible way of coping with the inevitability of aging.

Tom is having trouble coping with the fact that his son committed suicide.

I'm an ecologist, and I study complexity. I love complexity.

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Is complexity better?

The main problem for Muslims is not democracy, but coping with a multicultural society.

Two versions of MNG of reduced complexity are also defined MNG LC (low complexity) and MNG VLC (very low complexity).

Countries must cope with those shocks adjustments in exchange rates are part of the coping mechanism.

But such social structures are not well adapted for coping with today s complex information based world.

Dala residents coping with the waves of severe weather brought by the El Niño weather pattern.

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We see all this complexity.

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But IHL is confronted not only by the ethical challenge of coping with its own moral hubris.

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Acknowledging the complexity of the Mission,

We can't help but love complexity.

Listening to all of you, the complexity of thought, the complexity of layers of meaning is overwhelming.

So there is a structural failure in coping with complex private activities that risk leading to large societal damage.

Legislative complexity is growing exponentially in parallel.

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Eric Berlow How complexity leads to simplicity

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Coping with this global challenge also offers an enormous opportunity for future prosperity and social justice that we must seize.

After coping well initially, Europe entered choppy waters when confronted with the prospect of Greece defaulting on its public debt.

Of note is the Jüdisches Museum (Jewish Museum), emblematic of the city s on the table manner of coping with its history.

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But the visual complexity is still very high.

But the complexity of trafficking cannot be understated.

Finally, external support helped the region s heavily indebted countries face the twin tasks of implementing structural reforms and coping with financial instability.

A sea faring analogy simplifies some of the complexity.

We academics I am an academic we love complexity.

We should expect similar complexity in today s Middle East.

Europeans have a shared appraisal of many of the world s problems, and often put forward common methods and strategies for coping with them.

We are still coping with the budgetary consequences, especially in Europe, but it is true that the world did not end in 2008.

First, we will still have to find better ways of managing the world s economy, reducing its inequities, and coping with its environmental hazards.

Context The relation between the complexity classes P and NP is studied in computational complexity theory, the part of the theory of computation dealing with the resources required during computation to solve a given problem.

Years later when a market economy and political democracy were established, Germany did turn toward coping with the past , and did so very effectively.

Guinée's population, however, is coping valiantly with life's daily challenges, despite the risks, the sorrows, and the suspicion from the rest of the world.