Examples of using Globalisation has in English and their translations into Finnish
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The financial crisis has shown how globalisation has sharpened the need for global co-ordination and regulation.
Globalisation has led to a number of issues which touch the sovereignty of Nation States being put on a trade agenda.
Economic globalisation has affected trade flows
Globalisation has also increased our sense of vulnerability by dissolving the boundaries between internal and external forms of security.
At the same time, globalisation has increased the exposure to more diverse cultures from across the world.
Whilst globalisation has opened up new worlds
Economic globalisation has already made it possible for developing countries to share in the prosperity of rich countries and will continue to do so in the future.
Liberal globalisation has proved incapable of providing a solution to the problem of development and still less of promoting fair
In a remarkably short period of time, economic globalisation has changed the world economic order, bringing new opportunities
However, when globalisation has negative effects on employees,
In our case, globalisation has opened up new possibilities, including for small economies
Globalisation has had a profound impact on the fishing sector
This report was an opportunity to take a view of what sort of impact globalisation has had on the internal market,
On the positive side, I think, is the fact is that we are acknowledging with this proposal that globalisation has implications.
The third is to improve the linguistic competence of the population in general, because globalisation has its rules, ladies and gentlemen.
Globalisation has the specific characteristic that it is not born, as some would have us believe,
If globalisation has incontrovertibly favoured the proliferation of exchanges,
While accepting that globalisation has many other facets,
Globalisation has rules which absolutely must be respected;
According to the chart, globalisation has benefited the middle classes in growing economies while the lower-middle classes in rich countries have suffered.