Examples of using Globalisation in English and their translations into Croatian
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in particular the trade criterion as the main intervention criterion for applications based on globalisation;
the EU's response to globalisation and the place of democracy.
an almost innate resistance between one universal homogeneous culture and those who resist this globalisation.
With regard to the movie industry, in terms of hard cash and interest globalisation, American supremacy was attained long ago.
Nationally based supervisory models have lagged behind financial globalisation and the integrated and interconnected reality of European financial markets, in which many financial institutions operate across borders.
The negative impact of these shortcomings is increasing due to globalisation trends, driven by the rise of cross-border transactions,
For Dalmatia, the globalisation concept makes it necessary to adapt to contemporary tendencies on the world tourist market,
Thus, globalisation processes initiated by interpretative means in tourism, represent in fact economic progress based on sustainable development,
we will have to swallow this pill for Europe to become viable in front of globalisation," he said.
climate differences and discusses the globalisation trend in contemporary architecture.
Thus, it can be argued, the most solid basis for saying no to globalisation is the basis of democratic realism.
Employment: Globalisation Adjustment Fund provided over €73.5 million to support 15 700 EU workers in 2012.
Following the model of the Globalisation Fund, a Community programme for youth employment must be set up(Youth Employment Fund)20.
Globalisation and the increasing mobility of taxpayers can make it difficult for Member States to assess tax bases properly.
Nationally based supervisory models have lagged behind financial globalisation and the integrated and interconnected reality of European financial markets, in which many financial institutions operate across borders.
According to economic globalisation experts the only global market is the currency market.
Member States would be completely free to test innovative solutions related to globalisation, digitalisation and ageing.
such as the challenges relating to globalisation.
including an adapted European Globalisation Adjustment Fund with an adequate budget;
Ms McKnight noted that it was the regions that had been the most destabilised by globalisation that had voted to leave,