Examples of using Globalisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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A forward-looking programme of negotiations to shape globalisation.
In 2006, the Commission proposed setting up a globalisation fund to support workers affected by the closure of firms,
Due to globalisation processes, it is particularly important for the Commission to focus on procedures for the application of social criteria.
What we find here is a Globalisation Fund that now gives EUR 2.4 million to Portugal and EUR 10 million to Spain.
What this means specifically for Europe is that we must promote our values and defend our interests in the context of the globalisation process.
The globalisation impact on the international supply of minerals should be properly assessed by the EU and Member States whenever
We should also be aware, however, that this Globalisation Fund is not working very well.
We do not believe that the EU's Globalisation Fund is the most effective way to support workers who have lost their jobs.
In writing.-(DE) Growing numbers of people are being made unemployed as a result of globalisation measures.
Internationalisation of education seems to be recently the suitable response to globalisation processes that are out of the control of higher education institutions.
We remain unconvinced that the proposals correspond to the aims for which the globalisation fund was created
The question, however, is whether we are going too far with the amendments to the rules of the Globalisation Fund.
We also need to look at a new budget line for the Globalisation Fund, rather than to keep taking money from other lines.
The lack of a clear definition of IICs makes it difficult to grasp their full significance in industrial change and globalisation processes.
Much more should be done to increase the awareness of the part IICs play in industrial change and globalisation processes.
money for the globalisation fund or the administrative costs of European institutions.
The lack of an established definition of IICs makes it difficult to grasp their full significance in industrial change and globalisation processes.
The University of Central Europe in Skalica does not isolate itself from globalisation processes, internationalisation or sustainable growth.
The EESC welcomes the proposals from the Commission to commit funding from the Structural, Social and Globalisation Funds to support the implementation of the Employment Guidelines.
The University of Central Europe in Skalica does not isolate itself from globalisation processes, internationalisation or sustainable growth.