Examples of using Challenges of globalisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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trade cooperation is geared to enable ACP States to manage the challenges of globalisation and to adapt progressively to new conditions of international trade,
able to face up to the challenges of globalisation without, however, refraining from being inclusive
more able to adjust to the challenges of globalisation.
combating social exclusion to meet the challenges of globalisation, an ageing population,
economic and trade cooperation should enable them to meet the challenges of globalisation and to adapt gradually to the new conditions of international trade,
having to respond to the challenges of globalisation and the need to adapt to accelerating economic change.
young people to acquire the skills they need to face the challenges of globalisation.
According to this programme, trade policy remains a very important tool for addressing the opportunities and challenges of globalisation and fostering economic growth, jobs
is Europe's best response to the challenges of globalisation.
which is also flexible enough to adapt to the challenges of globalisation.
employment impact of the current crisis must go hand-in-hand with the necessary structural reforms addressing the long-term challenges of globalisation, demographic and climate change.
employment impact of the current crisis must go hand-in-hand with the structural reforms needed to address the long-term challenges of globalisation and demographic and climate change.
pointed out that when framing industrial policy, the challenges of globalisation and, in particular,
trade cooperation shall be directed at enabling the ACP States to manage the challenges of globalisation and to adapt progressively to new conditions of international trade thereby facilitating their transition to the liberalised global economy.
taking account of the present context of closer economic interdependence, the challenges of globalisation and the rapidly evolving digital agenda.".
they can respond effectively to the challenges of globalisation and the mobility which it generates.
they can respond effectively to the challenges of globalisation and the mobility which it generates.
nor can it accept and overcome the challenges of globalisation, and that, of course, is not its intended purpose.
greater efforts are needed to achieve the goals that have been set in order to face the challenges of globalisation, technological change
In order for Europe to be able to respond to the challenges of globalisation and successfully achieve the Lisbon Strategy objectives,