Examples of using Challenges of globalisation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Institution-building to meet the challenges of globalisation must be accompanied by equal and shared participation of
It goes without saying that Europe must be equal to the challenges of globalisation and competition- not always fair competition- forced upon us by the world economy.
I wanted to share with you these two brief considerations about the challenges of globalisation for our cities and local authorities:
the need for the IMF to help members to tackle the challenges of globalisation.
With the new Treaty, the European Union will be better equipped to fight climate change and to meet the challenges of globalisation.
Conservatives support a Europe of independent states working closely together to meet the challenges of globalisation, global poverty
enable us to meet the challenges of globalisation.
To enhance the competitiveness of the European pharmaceutical industry to enable it to meet the challenges of globalisation in a better way;
I am in favour of developing a coherent, European-level industrial policy that will enable us to meet the challenges of globalisation head on.
however, we shall have to think of a customs codification that is legally equal to the challenges of globalisation.
the Council must clearly decide their positions for meeting the challenges of globalisation.
The WSF is a major world meeting to reflect on the problems and challenges of globalisation and their impact on the world at the social level.
The challenges of globalisation require that we attain new competitive advantages that prevent us from losing competitiveness
operate in an area without internal borders and face the challenges of globalisation.
Today, Europe is reaffirming the unique nature of its political organisation in order to respond to the challenges of globalisation, and to promote its values
An Integrated Maritime Policy will enhance Europe's capacity to face the challenges of globalisation and competitiveness, climate change,
The main European Union response to the opportunities and challenges of globalisation and trade adjustment is through the positive management of change:
This reform is also critical if we want to live up to the challenges of globalisation and reinforce the role of customs in protecting our citizens and companies from security
Our future prosperity in Europe is heavily dependent on how we Member States jointly create better conditions to seize the opportunities and meet the challenges of globalisation.