Examples of using Effects of globalisation in English and their translations into Swedish
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The instrument of  the Globalisation  Adjustment Fund is intended to help those who have been caught unawares by the effects of globalisation.
The research at the Faculty of  Law in Uppsala mirrors the social changes of  the last decades where both European issues and the effects of globalisation are central.
I too find it important that we adopt a people-centred perspective when we are analysing the effects of globalisation or pondering how best to manage it.
the ambition of  creating a better response to the need for social inclusion, and the effects of globalisation.
The European Parliament took responsibility for producing this report on the effects of globalisation on female immigrants.
The courses here relate to issues all businesses face, like the effects of globalisation and gender issues.
with the history and effects of globalisation as the starting point.
Recent events have shown that citizens are becoming increasingly frustrated with the inability of  politicians to deal with the effects of globalisation and other aspects of  corporate life.
when we are discussing the effects of globalisation, we often hear certain countries expressing pride in having transferred manufacturing processes to third countries with cheap labour costs.
More than 21 000 workers dismissed due to the economic crisis and the effects of globalisation were helped to find new job opportunities by the European Globalisation  Adjustment Fund(EGF) in 2011, according to a report adopted by the European Commission.
which would not reduce the effects of globalisation, it is vital for Europe to adopt a strong stance on scrupulous compliance with its international trade agreements.
More than 21 000 workers dismissed due to the economic crisis and the effects of globalisation were helped to find new job opportunities by the European Globalisation  Adjustment Fund(EGF) in 2011, according to a report adopted today by the European Commission.
who had been dismissed due to the economic crisis and the effects of globalisation, to find new job opportunities.
The European Globalisation  Adjustment Fund(EGF) helped a total of  15 700 workers dismissed due to the economic crisis and the effects of globalisation find new job opportunities in 2012, according to a report adopted today by the European Commission.
the single market and the Lisbon strategy in the face of  global competition and other effects of globalisation.
cases of  this kind, which is why the idea of  a fund to tackle the effects of globalisation and restructuring has been mooted.
In this connection, the Committee would also emphasise in particular the major importance of  economic analyses to develop best practices for the single market and the Lisbon strategy in the face of  global competition and other effects of globalisation.
In view of  the effects of globalisation in all areas,
Nonetheless, even Denmark is now feeling the effects of globalisation, which is affecting it in sectors that one might have thought would be more immune to competition, such as the manufacturing of  electrical goods, machinery and equipment.
The enlarged Union must be able to manage the effects of globalisation and contribute to international solutions to combat, for example, abuse of  flags of  convenience