Examples of using Effects of globalisation in English and their translations into Dutch
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Nonetheless, even Denmark is now feeling the effects of globalisation, which is affecting it in sectors that one might have thought would be more immune to competition, such as the manufacturing of electrical goods, machinery and equipment.
The European Council expresses satisfaction at the organisation of a conference on 30 October 2001 on the effects of globalisation and the instructions issued to the Commission to analyse its financial aspects,
it is an essential contribution to efforts aimed at alleviating the effects of globalisation on workers.
The negative, marginal effects of globalisation,- too numerous for those who actually have to live with them- often obscure the benefits that should ensue from intelligently negotiated trade agreements.
demographic challenges and the effects of globalisation.
practices for the single market and the Lisbon strategy in the face of global competition and other effects of globalisation.
The enlarged Union must be able to manage the effects of globalisation and contribute to international solutions to combat, for example, abuse of flags of convenience
Now the effects of globalisation have been completely overwhelmed by the financial
Since many effects of globalisation cannot be slowed down
It is to be hoped that tomorrow's summit will be one of the factors that enable the EU Member States to launch a long-term policy of measures to prevent the undesirable effects of globalisation.
I voted in favour of this report, which gives parliamentary support to the first ever distribution of funds from the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund, which was established with strong PSE support to alleviate the effects of globalisation on workers.
The Union will increasingly be exposed to the effects of globalisation of the economy and society,
when we are discussing the effects of globalisation, we often hear certain countries expressing pride in having transferred manufacturing processes to third countries with cheap labour costs.
The European Council expresses satisfaction at the organisation of a conference on 30 October 2001 on the effects of globalisation and the instructions issued to the Commission to analyse its financial aspects, and in particular debt reduction and alternative methods of fi nancing development.
controlling the effects of globalisation, preserving biodiversity,
a broading of the scope of the Fund to help mitigate also effects of globalisation affecting farmers.
Parliament want to improve the ability of the European labour market to react to the effects of globalisation.
that rapid economic change and the effects of globalisation must be managed.
The effects of globalisation on development differ from country to country,
As the effects of globalisation demand new measures,