Examples of using Globalised in English and their translations into Dutch
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We live in an increasingly diverse and globalised world.
Logistics models will further adjust to this globalised trade.
We are talking about an extremely globalised sector of activities.
A more globalised economy implies a readiness for change which means greater mobility.
Globalised markets offer new business opportunities to EU SMEs.
Is this the price we have to pay for globalised capitalism?
In a globalised world, joining forces has become all the more crucial.
Maritime transport has been an international and globalised activity since antiquity.
In today's globalised economy, territorial development
In today' s globalised world following the end of the cold war,
In a world of globalised care labour, the consequence is the rise of global care chains12.
Since that time new challenges have appeared in a globalised economy, and new Member States have entered the EU,
In our globalised and mediatized society, no one can wash their hands of anything;
In a world which is becoming increasingly globalised, it is important thatwe stand firm on the foundation of our identity and values.
In today's globalised society, people
As far as the automotive industry is concerned, it is an industry that has become increasingly globalised and that consists of an ever decreasing number of companies.
More modern sectors are also facing the need to adapt in the face of competitive pressures in the increasingly globalised economy.
Integrity and social responsibility are essential for doing business in today's globalised economy.
The backdrop of globalised economies, with the arrival of new countries with increasingly promising
I think that we must also make our contribution to the globalised process, and this contribution naturally means promoting free competition first and foremost.