Examples of using Globalisation process in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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The winners and losers of the globalisation process.
Over the last 50 years, the globalisation process has brought distant civilisations into contact with each another.
It is a sector that has been particularly exposed to the globalisation process.
Due to globalisation processes, it is particularly important for the Commission to focus on procedures for the application of social criteria.
Trade unions have been among the most concerned andvocal critics of globalisation processes.
The globalisation process is showing us how small we are compared to the capital, the markets," Basescu said to young Romanians living in the diaspora.
This requirement applies just as much to international trade,which is at the heart of the globalisation process.
Mr President, I believe it is up to the G20 to show in the coming years that the globalisation process is not only economic but also, indeed primarily, political.
Rapporteur, ladies and gentlemen,I welcome this initiative to support company workers who have suffered from the globalisation process.
The task is to create a European market for services andso enable the EU to play a decisive role in the globalisation process by taking into account all conditions that influence markets and competitiveness.
We can reinforce the national supervisors orwe can create European supervisors in order to adapt European financial supervision to the globalisation process.
Long- and medium-term aspects of agricultural development are analysed from the point of view of globalisation processes of the world economy, forecasts about the demand for food products for a 30-year period and the developing model of European agriculture.
Methodologically, the programme promotes the multi-disciplinary analysis of contemporary globalisation processes.
(RO) Madam President,in a Europe without borders, and with an ongoing globalisation process, innovation can and must play an important role in enhancing social cohesion by improving the quality of services provided, no matter which sector they are from.
In principle, it will not mean, as suggested by some analysts, the end of globalisation butit will certainly affect the globalisation process.
The consequences for high education of globalisation processes are studied and some suggestions about accommodation of Bulgarian education system to the globalisation challenges are given, by reviewing the experience of developed countries and the specific circumstances in Bulgaria.
I wholeheartedly support this initiative and am voting in favour of the assistance for construction company workers,who have suffered from the current global crisis and the globalisation process.
Believes such an ambition is particularly necessary in the context of a globalisation process whose effects are not yet contained, above all at local and regional level, and where research and innovation can offer resilience, high added value and long-term competitiveness;
You will examine key developments in the media and communications industries associated with the logic of globalisation, andexplore the complex nature of the globalisation process in the media.
We must provide a second chance for those who have lost their jobs in the crisis which accelerated certain globalisation processes, such as the massive exodus of mass production from Europe, and for those who cannot use their skills on the labour market because there is no demand for them.
You will examine key developments in the media and communications industries associated with the logic of globalisation, andexplore the complex nature of the globalisation process in the media.
On the other hand, the globalisation processes also offer a wide range of opportunities, challenges and threats for global governance, while revealing social loopholes and failures, including in areas such as the financial markets, energy security, the fight against poverty, climate change policy and human rights violations.
We surely cannot wait until 2014, as then we will be facedwith further political priorities, which the European Union has to resolve as part of the globalisation process, and with other new tasks.
Among these were the acceleration of the globalisation processes, an increase in terrorism and the response of a global war on terrorism, the global financial crisis, the effects of human-induced climate change, the various flower revolutions in Georgia, Ukraine and several Arab countries, the expansion of the Internet, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the tsunami and nuclear disaster in Fukushima, and more.
Hence the need to manage the liberalisation of trade, including the practical arrangements for andthe volume of trade, a need which has come to be felt even more strongly as the globalisation process has speeded up.
In other aspects, their ways can differ substantially, particularly when it comes to internal evolution under the conditions of an increasingly complex geopolitical and geoeconomic situation,active globalisation processes, turbulence in the Middle East and North Africa against the backdrop of growing contradictions between the developed and developing worlds and between the world players themselves.
The second revision of the Cotonou Agreement presents an opportunity to evaluate the fields left open to incorrect or inefficient changes andis also the time when corrections can be made to the agreement according to developments in the globalisation process.
Although, through the years of its membership in the European community Britain to have tried to stay both outside and inside andthat played out its initial role, the globalisation processes in the last 20 years, and most of all the crisis of 2008, proved that half-way decisions sooner or later fight back.
This innovative course enables you to gain an improved understanding of the many facets of today's communications media, including broadcasting and information communication technology, andthe role they have to play in globalisation processes.
And this needs to be the solution-“not to go back to something, which is probably impossible to go back to anyway through protectionism, butrather take care of the ones who lost a lot through the globalisation process”, recommended the ECB boss following a three-hour dialogue with MEPs of the European Parliament's economic committee.