Examples of using Changing global in English and their translations into Dutch
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creating programmes that are more relevant to a changing global environment.
especially in view of the changed and changing global geopolitical landscape.
their workers in this fast changing global environment.
A document on the external dimension of the single market accompanying this report provides greater detail on how single market tools should be adjusted to respond to the changing global context.
Policies to promote higher productivity growth must be implemented in a comprehensive manner to facilitate the adjustment to a rapidly changing global economic environment
In order to ensure that policy options considered are the most appropriate for reaching the scheme's general objectives in a changing global economic environment, these objectives have
They argue that the new collateral policy should cater for the increasing use of collateral in« a changing global payments environment»
The EESC underlines that the European Globalisation Fund is an important instrument of solidarity that will provide specific help to workers made redundant as a result of changing global trade patterns to find another job.
The EU's policy of 1996 needs to be strengthened and adapted to a changing global economy in which both the markets to which we seek access and the barriers that prevent it are changing. .
Even with the changing global context, the EU has to remain focused on the essential objective:
If Europe wants to remain competitive in this changing global environment, it needs to put in place the right conditions for creativity
The combination of price volatility and changing global market conditions(less regulation,
outside the financial framework, which supports workers who lose their jobs as a result of changing global trade patterns
for Europe to adapt to a changing global context: new competitors,
In its EMU@10 communication2 in May 2008, the Commission proposed a three-pillar agenda to improve the functioning of EMU in the face of a rapidly changing global environment, ageing populations and rising concerns about energy
the implications of a changing global context and the role of Europe;
the implications of a changing global context and the role of Europe;
raises the major issue of commercial competitiveness in a constantly changing global environment.
Severe El Niño events change global weather patterns and disrupt fisheries worldwide.
Continuously rising energy prices are the result of a changed global energy situation.