Examples of using Globalization will in English and their translations into Arabic
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Globalization will enter a new era.
Current economic trends indicate that economic globalization will continue.
Which Globalization Will Survive?
I believe that, taken all in all, over the long term, globalization will be positive.
Globalization will be the major driving force in the next 50 years.
But, unless shaped by a value system, globalization will mean an ever more lopsided world.
Globalization will continue to bring into question the limits of human rights applicability.
We need to find a way to ensure that tomorrow ' s globalization will offer growing prosperity to all people.
From now on, globalization will take over and nations will lose their sovereignty.
We believe that the ways in which our countries participate in globalization will determine the outcome for each.
Globalization will increase, not decrease, the cross-border flow of people and weapons-related technologies.
In all probability, the phenomenon of globalization will assume even greater importance in the century to come.
Globalization will be synonymous with sharing, with opening up to products from the South and with social justice.
In any case, because of what is at stake, globalization will be the main challenge of the next century.
Globalization will therefore have to bring about more than a mere coexistence between cultures and religions; it will have to spawn new peace mechanisms and pathways.
We believe that unless such urgentremedial measures are taken, the vision of globalization will remain only a dream.
There is already evidence that globalization will economically marginalize large social groups- even entire countries.
The key issue for the future development of the IIAorganism will be whether this new phase of globalization will take place in a sense of cooperation or confrontation.
Other things remaining the same, however, globalization will enhance the growth potential by bringing about a more efficient allocation of resources, by fostering competition, and by spurring technological diffusion.
Furthermore, Algeria has made genuine progress in the matter of girls ' school attendance, thereby creating a solid reservoir of skills which,taken in conjunction with economic openness and globalization, will undoubtedly enable women to invade various fields in the future.
The Secretary-General is right when he says that the benefits of globalization will bypass those who are unable to attract private capital unless official development assistance is maintained and increased.
Globalization will generate a number of problems. Financial flows of vast magnitude sweep across the world. Alarming environmental events will expose the planet to permanent damage. Transnational crime will grow.
For the many developing countries whose capacity to invest is low, globalization will continue to expose them to further marginalization.
Many countries such as China, Italy, the United States, Australia, Germany, India and Britain have unified into single nation-states with others like the European Union following suit,suggesting that further globalization will bring about a world state.
If China surmounts these hurdles anddoes eventually become the world's predominant economic power, globalization will, indeed, take on Chinese characteristics. Democracy and human rights will then likely lose their luster as global norms.
Terrorism has to be rooted out wherever it surfaces. Otherwise, our efforts here in the international community to better the lot of human society by wiping out poverty,fighting against diseases like HIV/AIDS and bringing the benefits of development through globalization will remain a path full of obstacles.
If nothing else, the protests demonstrated that in the foreseeable future, globalization will remain an issue of considerable importance to both intellectual debate and discussion as well as to the overall conduct of international relations, sustainable human development, and the promotion and protection of international human rights.
Rather than relying on war as an economic mega-project to end today's recession,the international community should bet on the fight against the climate crisis, because globalization will continue, rapidly increasing the threats to the world's climate.
South Asia's worst problems- poverty, conflict, hunger, and gender inequalities- are largely concentrated in its lagging regions, where there are limits to growth, because geography,institutions, and globalization will continue to favor the concentration of economic activity in the leading regions. With migration to leading regions low, poverty remains concentrated in the lagging regions.
We are convinced that a renewed effort to promote complete, integrated and democracy-based education in Latin America and the Caribbean in a context ofgrowing interdependence, technological development and globalization will help strengthen democratic civic culture on the basis of the full and effective enjoyment of human rights.