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Globalization has increased the opportunities for States to acquire or develop WMDs.
The report of the Secretary-General recognizes that globalization has increased social inequality.
Globalization has increased the opportunities for States to acquire or develop WMDs.
Education is the primary means of halting the intergenerational reproduction of poverty andhas become even more important because globalization has increased the need for workers who are capable of engaging in new modes of production and international competition.
Globalization has increased the opportunities for States to acquire or develop WMD.
Even though stability appears to have returned to global financial markets and the world economy,the past two years have demonstrated that globalization has increased the uncertainties and downside risks faced by individual countries and the world economy.
Paradoxically, globalization has increased both poverty and prosperity.
Globalization has increased the vulnerability of the developing and transition economies to adverse external shocks.
As noted by several authors, globalization has increased the demand for cheap labour and services as well as for sex tourism.
Globalization has increased the need for vigilance about States acquiring or developing weapons of mass destruction.
This has taken place at a time when international development assistance has dwindled,economic globalization has increased, and the international political and economic rules that affect the trends in national economic activities and their ability to face marginalization and integration into the new world economic order have become intertwined.
Globalization has increased the mobility of human capital and highly skilled individuals as knowledge is becoming an integral part of the global economy.
We recognized the fact that globalization has increased interaction among different cultures, religions and beliefs, heightening the need for greater cooperation and understanding among cultures, religions and civilizations, and enrichment of globalization with commonly shared values.
Globalization has increased interdependence among States; it is, however, often governed by emerging global regimes that inadequately reflect developing country interests.
As globalization has increased the relevance of the activities undertaken by these agencies, some of them have been able to begin to sell services, at least in part.
As globalization has increased competition for FDI, the quality of investment promotion and facilitation has become critical for attracting foreign investors.
Globalization has increased the demand for institutional reforms of the private sector, which in turn depends for its competitiveness on the quality and efficiency of the delivery of public services.
As globalization has increased demand for cheap labour and services and for sex tourism, there is an increasing need for international cooperation on the part of both State and non-State actors.
While globalization has increased pressure for fiscal austerity and for reductions in public spending, human resource development has become more important in ensuring economic competitiveness.
Globalization has increased the demand for institutions that can help address the issues of promotion of human rights, political and judicial rights, private sector development rights, and income inequality redress and social safety nets.
Globalization has increased the interdependence between countries in macroeconomic policies and countries have little policy space to increase employment levels through more expansionary macroeconomic policies on their own.
While globalization has increased pressure for fiscal austerity, investment in education, health care and other social services has become more important in ensuring economic competitiveness, improving management in the public and private sectors, and improving general welfare.
Globalization had increased vulnerability to transnational organized crime and international terrorism, the scope and magnitude of which necessitated concerted actions and cooperation at all levels.
Globalization had increased the mobility of labour, giving rise to new patterns of migration, the magnitude and complexity of which made migration a high-priority issue for both developing and developed countries.
Indeed, globalization had increased the developing countries' dependence on the developed countries, and trade liberalization had led to a decrease in the income developing countries derived from export taxes.
It was regrettable that globalization had increased the gap between citizens within specific countries as well as between citizens of different countries.
Mr. Chowdhury(Bangladesh) said that globalization had increased the vulnerability of developing countries in many ways.
Globalization had increased the linkage between migration, on the one hand, and trade capacity, competitiveness and employment policy, on the other.
In addition, the external debt burden and globalization had increased economic disparities, created uncertainty in the job market and exacerbated gender inequality.
The risk of marginalization was a constant concern of developing countries,and rapid globalization had increased their vulnerability to external forces.