Примеры использования Globalization has created на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Neo-liberal globalization has created a world with clear imbalances.
It has become more evident that, along with greater opportunities, globalization has created situations of heightened vulnerability.
Globalization has created new opportunities for economic development.
The ICT revolution, intertwined with globalization, has created the network age.
Globalization has created the opportunity for lifting millions out of poverty.
Establishing a working group of media professionals and members of faith communities tasked with recommending ways of increasing respect and understanding of each other's perspective andprofessional approaches, bearing in mind the new context that globalization has created.
But it is undeniable that globalization has created a different and far more complex situation.
Globalization has created conditions for true global solidarity and partnership among nations.
That testifies to the fact that globalization has created the conditions for true global solidarity and partnership among nations.
Globalization has created unprecedented growth in global markets and opportunities for prosperity.
Economic globalization has created competition amongst cities that is to the detriment of the poor.
Globalization has created new opportunities; it has also produced uncertainty and insecurity.
Globalization has created an environment where illicit drugs, crime and terrorism can easily flow across borders.
Globalization has created a new impetus for international cooperation and policy dialogue to facilitate the transition to sustainable development.
Globalization has created an environment where illicit drugs, crime and terrorism in all its forms and manifestations can flow easily across borders.
While globalization has created greater monetary wealth, its distribution tends to be more unequal, both among countries of the world and within them.
Globalization has created new opportunities for the peoples of the world, but it has also created imbalances as a result of unequal access to the advantages that it offers.
Globalization has created the economic refugees who have taken to fleeing the misery of poverty in their countries in search of succour and better living conditions in the rich and prosperous developed countries.
Globalization has created a situation in which a group of developing countries is highly integrated into the global economy, and a much larger group is marginalized from it; while a third group is both integrated and marginalized at the same time.
Globalization had created new opportunities but also new challenges requiring multilateral action.
Globalization had created many economic challenges for the developing countries that had opened up their markets.
While globalization had created opportunities for economic growth in developing countries, insufficient attention had been paid to localization of industry in developing countries.
Mr. Shen Guofang(People's Republic of China)said that globalization had created enormous economic wealth but had also widened the gap between rich and poor and exacerbated inequality.
Whereas the multilateral system was based on the sovereignty of States, globalization had created an interdependent world that transcended the notion of nation States.
Globalization had created an interdependent world, implying collective and shared responsibility and the need for a balance between the national and international dimensions.
But the cyclonic forces unleashed by the information revolution and globalization have created a tidal wave that may drown us.
Mr. Ainchil(Argentina) said that globalization had created a new category of economic activities, which could be termed“global behaviour”.
It shared the view that globalization had created opportunities, problems and new risks for all.
It was necessary to correct the imbalances which globalization had created between States and to prevent the marginalization of developing countries, especially those in Africa.
A number of speakers noted that various factors, such as the development of a market for financial services andthe negative effects of globalization, had created institutional loopholes that facilitated money-laundering.