Eksempler på brug af To protectionism på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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It can lead to protectionism.
However, this does not mean that we must turn to protectionism.
The former leads to protectionism and hinders the free movement of goods.
Therefore, we must say'yes' to integrity and'no' to protectionism.
That is a terrible road to protectionism and in the end will help nobody in Europe.
No, the answer to the crisis is not to shy away from it or resort to protectionism.
However, we must guard against the trend to protectionism, which can only harm the Union as a whole.
Resorting to protectionism is the worst thing that can happen to emerging and developed economies alike.
We must learn a lesson from the crisis andsay'no' to isolation,'no' to protectionism and'yes' to cooperation.
That would inevitably lead to protectionism, which is already raising its ugly head following the French and Dutch referendums.
Two fundamental principles are being called into question: solidarity andthe unity of the internal market, due to protectionism.
We must say'No' to protectionism which impoverishes, but protection to safeguard fundamental rights of Europeans is absolutely necessary.
Indeed, the pre-electoral climate in both countries leaves the door wide open to protectionism, as each side tries to outbid the other in seeking popularity.
In order to achieve this, they do not hesitate to falsify economic history, by ascribing the crisis of 1929 andthe Second World War to protectionism.
Machado's Liberal Party was initially opposed to protectionism but he moved toward protectionism and Cuban manufacturers liked that.
We must keep in mind that the liberty of providing services within the European Union is a basic, recognised Union principle, andtherefore we must not resort to protectionism.
This road, ladies and gentlemen, would be a road to protectionism, and then on to trade wars and also, subsequently, to possible armed conflicts.
These requirements are perhaps too restrictive, and they could end up cutting off the European market, andcould thus lead to protectionism through the back door- which would be a bad thing.
Such a race to protectionism would result in the financially weaker Member States losing out and would very seriously damage the provision of social solidarity in Europe.
Let us, therefore, say‘yes' to better labelling, but‘no' to protectionism and to certain derogations as proposed in Amendment 39.
I think the main reason was the WTO, the global regulatory authority for trade, which forces countries to behave andnot to resort to protectionism and populism.
They are trying to close their markets to outsiders by resort ing to protectionism- often referred to in Europe as the Community preference.
Returning to protectionism is not one of our goals- as Mr Audy has just said- but this is about ensuring the necessary transparency in key sectors, such as the ICT and other key European sectors.
SV Madam President, Commissioner, I am a fervent advocate of free trade andam allergic to protectionism, but that does not mean that I am naive.
We need a package of measures because the temptation to resort to protectionism through food producers and retail chains is an aspect that should be taken seriously and policy must be determined here first.
On the fiscal measures currently being envisaged by Member States, it is important to continue with sensible,balanced approaches which also do not add up to protectionism.
Other resolutions clearly reconfirmed the commitments made by the developed countries-for example, on official development assistance,resistance to protectionism, and aid to the least-developed countries.
Where we are is in absolute chaos: we cannot respond to the economic crisis; there is a return to protectionism, particularly by the Government of France, and there now has to be a recognition that the Lisbon Treaty is not merely wrong but is ineffective.
It is also essential to increase trade and to stimulate investment in both regions by means of a prudent but decisive policy of opening up markets andby resisting the unjustified temptation to resort to protectionism, as President Prodi has also said.