Examples of using Increasing globalisation in English and their translations into Swedish
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technological change and increasing globalisation.
because in future, with increasing globalisation, integration and interaction between different civilisations
Increasing globalisation of trade, the development of new markets,
In the face of increasing globalisation and worrying reports that Europe is constantly falling behind its main trading partners in competitiveness Europe needs to realise the full potential of the Single market.
Increasing globalisation with rapid technological change have been linked to problems associated with skill gaps in labour force
However, the increasing globalisation of the sector and the shortcomings in the EU Pharmaceutical market which affect patients' access to medicines
The increasing globalisation of the economy and the way in which rapid technological developments influence the behaviour of economic operators
A Increasing globalisation, and the fact that a growing number of essentially internal Community policy issues now have an important international dimension, puts a premium on ensuring effective strategic overview of the international impact of such policies.
The increasing globalisation and the ensuing need for developing countries to improve their competitiveness in order to integrate successfully in the world economy strengthen the need for private sector development.
long-term research needs and objectives in the area of urban development in a context of increasing globalisation.
Through the EGF, the EU will continue to assist the Member States in providing tailor-made support for workers made redundant as a result of major structural changes triggered by the increasing globalisation of production and trade patterns.
The Commission has had to keep pace with the increasing globalisation of markets and its analyses of competition problems are, to an increasing extent, taking into account market data from outside the European Union.
Judging from recent experience, increasing globalisation of business activity and the deepening of the internal market have caused
The impact of increasing globalisation means that different industrial sectors will need to adjust to a more competitive-trading environment in which cooperation
There are at least three reasons for these changes: firstly, increasing globalisation; secondly,
There are concerns about the effects of increasing globalisation, and- by extension- of closer regional integration,
The demands of the international economy, and the increasing globalisation of business and management practice,
far-reaching economic change and increasing globalisation.
ability to understand and meet the challenges many companies currently face as a result of increasing globalisation and a changing competitive climate.
ability to understand and meet the challenges many companies currently face as a result of increasing globalisation and a changing competitive climate.