Examples of using To the challenges of globalisation in English and their translations into Finnish
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Ladies and gentlemen, I object in principle to the setting up of the so-called globalisation fund as a response to the challenges of globalisation.
in that way respond to the challenges of globalisation.
tax obstacles that prevent small enterprises from responding in an effective way to the challenges of globalisation.
how Europe should respond to the challenges of globalisation.
having to respond to the challenges of globalisation and the need to adapt to accelerating economic change.
that we have a consistent European approach for responding to the challenges of globalisation in the foreign policy and external economic sector.
today, development is the best long-term answer to the challenges of globalisation, whether they be migration,
Our new energy policy provides a good response to the challenge of globalisation and sets a good example.
but rather an answer to the challenge of globalisation and the issue of maintaining the social security system?
competitive single market can be a major part of Europe's response to the challenge of globalisation.
in fact, are also priority responses to the challenge of globalisation.
because our response to the challenge of globalisation will decide what kind of life future generations live.
Also the European Union must respond to the challenge of globalisation, and it must do so constantly and across the full range of its activities.
No answer has been found to the challenge of globalisation and no measures have been taken to re-anchor the European social model in a society that is changing
which are one response to the challenge of globalisation, are often dealt with under the heading of‘cartel law', which has nothing to do with them.
That is the Liberal answer to the challenges of globalisation and industrial reform.
They will help rise to the challenges of globalisation, and increase competitiveness on the labour market.