Exemplos de uso de Negative effects of globalisation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This cohesion policy helps limit the negative effects of globalisation.
Main negative effects of globalisation identified by the participants, included loss of identity, forced migration and exploitation.
Citizens are concerned about the high rate of unemployment and the negative effects of globalisation.
It also seems to me that the report claims to combat the negative effects of globalisation, although, in the final analysis, this cannot be achieved with the measures discussed here.
We need a positive effect from globalisation to respond to the negative effects of globalisation.
Now, it is exactly in the areas in which the negative effects of globalisation are felt- economy, employment, security- that Europe has most clearly revealed its insufficiencies and its inability to sustain the action of the States.
Especially during the current financial and economic crisis,we are being very clearly reminded once again of the negative effects of globalisation.
The further enlargement of the Union,offences against human rights, the negative effects of globalisation and the efficient collection and expenditure of EU funds for the development of neglected regions are but a few of these.
Because the maritime industry is global,it is important that global standards be adopted in order to limit the negative effects of globalisation, in particular social dumping.
However, at a time when there is criticism of certain negative effects of globalisation, it would be wise for the sake of healthy regulation in a competitive market economy, to give thought to ensuring that some of the basic principles inherited from the ECSC Treaty are respected' 65.
The Union, like everyone else,has not yet understood how to present the EU to the citizens of the EU as a means of protection against the negative effects of globalisation.
The EGF can provide exactly that, and that is why it was set up,in other words to provide assistance to those directly affected by the negative effects of globalisation and who, through the abrupt loss of their jobs, have to suffer the consequences of the irresponsibility of financial market speculators.
The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund is one of the mechanisms that the European Union has available to it to help unemployed workers who have been made redundant as a result of the negative effects of globalisation.
I welcome the adoption of the Globalisation Adjustment Fund,which will enable Europeans to gain a response to their worries concerning the negative effects of globalisation and will help establish more economic and social cohesion within the European Union.
Mr President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Commissioner, you have just given the entire history of a situation of generalised panic and-the truth must be stated- you have demonstrated to us the negative effects of globalisation.
Many members of the public- as you, Madam Vice-President,will know from your dialogue with them- even believe that the EU magnifies the negative effects of globalisation; they see how many people- including, alas, many companies- misuse the European Union, enlargement, and globalisation too, as a means of undermining social standards.
On July 12, the Financial Times reported that the latest United Nations Human Development report advocated"principles of performance for multinationals on labour standards, fair trade andenvironmental protection… needed to counter the negative effects of globalisation on the poorest nations.
I believe that we are faced with a political decision:either we exploit this capacity in order to combat the negative effects of globalisation and in order to exploit the latter's full potential fairly, or we stick rigidly to a charitable idea of development and wait for this idea to get completely out of hand, resulting in terrorism, massive and unmanageable migratory flows, pandemics, financial instability, poverty and destitution.
In view of the necessary safeguards such as the possibility for European citizens to lodge an administrative appeal and receive the same treatment as US citizens, and the crackdown on the length of time in which information is stored, cooperation between Europe and the United States is,in this case, a proper tribute to the negative effects of globalisation.
The Church in America- the Cardinal said- is called not only to promote greater integration between nations contributing towards creating a truly globalised culture of solidarity butalso to collaborate with legitimate means to reducing negative effects of globalisation such as the dominion of the strongest over the weaker especially in the economic field and the loss of values of local culture in favour of homogenised misunderstanding,”.
Above all, the EU must, in principle, renounce completely untrammelled capitalism, andinstead protect its citizens from unbridled greed and the negative effects of uncontrolled globalisation.
The current system of trade policy instruments, which has remained unchanged for several decades,is no longer effective enough to counteract the negative effects of burgeoning globalisation.