Examples of using Globalisation in English and their translations into Italian
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The globalisation of financial markets and the conduct of economic and monetary policy», Economic Bulletin, Bank of Greece,
According to the survey of Flash Eurobarometer, Globalisation, EOS Gallup Europe( 2004), 62% of European citizens( 75% in Italy)
Globalisation has increased the exposure to diversity but has prompted anxieties about cultural diversity, intercultural dialogue and Europe's capacity to assert its common values.
Globalisation, there is no contradiction, it is still
There are signs that this is already 8 See, for instance, the article entitled« Germany in the globalisation process» in the December 2006 issue of the Deutsche Bundesbank 's Monthly Report;
Latin America share the same vision of globalisation that puts people in the forefront and helps protect the planet.”.
In conclusion, the objective of giving new impetus to European social policy in the face of globalisation, enlargement and an ageing population is a laudable one.
In order to harness globalisation in support of equity
Globalisation and Humanity: New Perspectives',
In 2000, I tabled with the Globalisation Intergroup the first resolution calling for the Commission to examine the feasibility of a tax on speculative capital flows.
but reject globalisation that has no well-defined
If we think this can be resolved by means of a globalisation fund, then we are not presenting an accurate picture of the situation.
The title was inaccurate, since globalisation did not have a social dimension;
I regard the globalisation fund as a reward for those who reject reform;
The real path of globalisation for Europe is the enlargement of the European Union to cover all European countries.
I am sure that the authors of the Globalisation Fund idea and the rapporteur herself had a
Globalisation was seen as being too difficult
Not all the impact of globalisation is positive- we know that-
the pervasive nature of globalisation demands a redefinition of the frame of reference.
That greater consideration for public policies and the pursuit of globalisation of the management of Internet addresses