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To well-educated women, globalisation has brought new vocational opportunities,
In recent decades, globalisation has led to dramatic improvements in standards of living,
In addition, globalisation has reinforced the potential for spill over effects across Member States, which could distort the functioning of the Single Market.
In Europe, globalisation has allowed us to prosper as a continent
The increasing flow of goods as a consequence of globalisation has resulted in higher cleaning quality requirements.
worldwide wealth, globalisation has not had positive effects for all.
Economic globalisation has already been used as sufficient cause to cut back on the rights of small-scale entrepreneurs and similar agents in the North and the South alike.
Globalisation has spread its effects far beyond the U.S. housing
At the same time, economic globalisation has affected trade flows
Globalisation has made the world more international
However, when globalisation has negative effects on employees, the European Union has a duty, out of a concern for solidarity, to mitigate the consequences of changes in the structure of world trade.
About 100 countries are using the standards and their globalisation has provided comparability
Whilst globalisation has been shown to be beneficial at a global level, it is nevertheless necessary to pay attention to the occasions where, due to its effects, the less competitive sectors are affected.
Here, globalisation has helped to form a growing cosmopolitan group of people,
their clients; moreover, globalisation has prompted businesses to seek out new markets around the world.
are among the latter, globalisation has in fact helped the majority of the world's poor to achieve a higher standard of living.
Globalisation has redefined the social compromises that embedded SMEs into national economic systems and the Committee recognises
Rapid technological developments and globalisation have profoundly changed the world.
The rapid pace of change and globalisation have upset many people.
Fast structural change and globalisation have not reduced the need for suchproductive social security arrangements.