Examples of using The globalisation of in English and their translations into Swedish
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We see the globalisation of terrorists with the arrest in Columbia of three activists in the IRA.
information technologies has in turn facilitated trade and the globalisation of business enterprise beyond the confines of large corporations.
monetary system adapted to the globalisation of financial markets.
we cannot overlook the globalisation of our economies.
we can achieve even the globalisation of personal thoughts?
In the era of online purchases and the globalisation of consumption, every trader operating in another Member State must feel encouraged to enter the market in other European countries without having the heavy burden of adapting to their national regulations.
These include financial services, where the Framework for Action responds to the new challenges created by the introduction of the euro and the globalisation of capital markets; public procurement; and operation of the mutual recognition principle.
Because of the globalisation of the economy, together with the industrial
monetary union and the globalisation of markets change the conditions of competition
Furthermore, scientific globalisation must not be allowed to overshadow its counterpart, the globalisation of certain regulatory practices,
actionable steps to address the globalisation of ICANN and the IANA functions19.
in the domain of mass tourism may perhaps be termed the globalisation of perversion.
must relaunch the initiative of the globalisation of rights and democracy.
as long as the globalisation of trade uses wages as a variable.
as long as the globalisation of trade uses wages as a variable.
characterised by the globalisation of trade, technological evolution
scientific progress of the future will be inconceivable without the globalisation of research and development and to some extent the assessment rules,