Examples of using Globalising in English and their translations into Swedish
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How can we live together in our globalising world, where clashes anywhere are clashes everywhere
in a rapidly globalising world, for maritime sectors to continue to base their growth on innovative products.
In a globalising world, however, visible trade is only one part of the economic interaction between our countries.
the increasing competitive pressure of globalising markets are pushing companies to rapidly adapt their production and company structures.
We are dealing with the paradox of a globalising world, described by Zygmunt Bauman in his most recent book"In Search of Politics.
A globalising economy, trade liberalisation
Mr President, in a rapidly globalising world economy, it is absolutely
Sometimes areas are very dependant on these clusters and this can be also seen as a challenge in the globalising operating environment.
Merger activity is part of industrial restructuring and necessary to respond to the challenges of a globalising economy.
if we want to compete successfully in the globalising economy, the Union must not regulate every area of the economy.
it becomes increasingly universal and globalising.
In addition, an expanding and well-functioning home region will equip us better to cope and wield influence in a globalising world.
The Arctic region is a microcosm of our globalising world and its importance is growing all the time.
An enlarged Union can also be a stronger actor in a globalising world economy.
As international integration accelerates, the concept of open markets and a globalising economy have come under attack.
This master's programme enhances students' ability to work in a globalising world and to challenge the traditional perspectives on globalisation.
Without oil or other minerals, it is trying to gain a foothold in the new globalising economy.
The issue at stake extends beyond climate change to a whole spectrum of global environmental changes that interplay with interdependent and rapidly globalising human societies.
MGIMO-MIUC trains the next generation of policy leaders to tackle the complex issues of a globalising world….
it should therefore take into consideration the new challenges of a globalising economy.