Examples of using Increased global in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
The Council had an exchange of views on nuclear issues, against the background of increased global attention as illustrated by the new START treaty,
respond to the threatened rise in poverty, which is an unnecessary result of increased global demand, it is important that we cooperate among ourselves
These challenges include sustaining Europe's prosperity in the face of increased global competition; dealing with the needs of its ageing population
Increasing global interdependence.
Increasing global pressure to restructure and modernise.
The Arctic is of increasing global importance.
There are also signs of a somewhat brighter global recovery and increasing global trade.
Ziehl-Abegg increases global turnover by 12 percent.
The Dutch maritime technological sector is faced with increasing global competition and protectionism.
This increasing global interdependence also brings with it increasing global responsibilities.
European environmental policies and increasing global environmental challenges have led to the emergence of a significant
The challenge of increasing global competition requires individuals
With this they respond to the increasing global demand for products rich in proteins.
Increasing global challenges reinforce the need for a new approach to international cooperation in science
Increasing global competition is challenging Europe's position in this area.
Resources are the backbone of the economy, but increasing global demand puts ever greater pressure on the environment.
best response to, our increasing global interdependence.
New challenges and increasing global mobility in the markets require new, flexible mechanisms.
The increasing global and European demands for corporate transparency are transferred to companies operating in the Member States.
However, constraints to growth will be increasing global competition, persistently high software piracy rates