Examples of using Challenges of globalisation in English and their translations into Czech
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There are different ways to meet the challenges of globalisation.
The real answer to the challenges of globalisation lies in grasping the full extent of today's human challenges. .
This is the wrong response to the challenges of globalisation.
Facing the challenges of globalisation and taking advantage of the opportunities that it presents requires an innovative and creative approach.
Our fellow citizens, however, wish to see a Europe that provides solutions to the challenges of globalisation.
It is also our response to the challenges of globalisation and the EU aim of becoming more competitive.
The head manager of the Commission emphasised to us that the Commission has taken up the challenges of globalisation.
To meet the challenges of globalisation we must build a knowledge-based economy and invest in education and the creation of human capital.
Would a healthy European market not be the key to dealing with the challenges of globalisation and unemployment?
If we really want to tackle the challenges of globalisation, the most important thing is to enable the Union to speak with one voice on the international stage; otherwise it will not be taken seriously.
It is more obvious than ever that even the greatest powers of Europe cannot tackle the challenges of globalisation alone.
It goes without saying that Europe must be equal to the challenges of globalisation and competition- not always fair competition- forced upon us by the world economy.
The European Union must become a knowledge-based society well prepared to meet the challenges of globalisation.
As everyone must be aware, none of the challenges of globalisation- demographic, energy-related, social and the fight against poverty- can be overcome by a single country on its own.
With the new Treaty, the European Union will be better equipped to fight climate change and to meet the challenges of globalisation.
Specifically with a view to meeting the challenges of globalisation, the European Union must adhere to its core principles, as the only way to safeguard its competitiveness in the long term.
If we cannot cure these ills,the Union will remain in the grip of political paralysis, and the challenges of globalisation will defeat us.
Europe must be more competitive and able to face up to the challenges of globalisation without, however, refraining from being inclusive and aiming for development that is sustainable and which guarantees social integration.
I believe that we in Europe are uniquely placed to lead the world in meeting the wholly new and momentous challenges of globalisation ahead.
Implementing these priorities in operational programmes should allow the regions to tackle the challenges of globalisation, structural, demographic and climate change, and boost the harmonious, long-term sustainable development of the regions.
I welcome the voting of the decision to mobilize the fund,which represents a first attempt to support our European citizens who face the challenges of globalisation.
Conservatives support a Europe of independent states working closely together to meet the challenges of globalisation, global poverty and global warming, as has already been stated by others.
Let them be honest: if they do not achieve better unification or integration of the EU, then let England, France, Germany,Poland face the challenges of globalisation alone.
Looking to the future, I agree with what the Commissioner said:in order to face the challenges of globalisation, an ageing population and climate change, internally we will need to take in the new countries, improve coordination in order to make the Lisbon Strategy a reality and make changes in order to monitor the stability of the capital markets.
We expect further important decisions, both in the area of foreign policy, with special reference to Kosovo, andwith regard to Europe's response to the challenges of globalisation.
According to this programme,trade policy remains a very important tool for addressing the opportunities and challenges of globalisation and fostering economic growth, jobs and prosperity for all citizens in Europe.
I would also like to thank the Portuguese Presidency for its constant support for this global European agenda andfor the need to give the Lisbon Strategy a dimension that can respond to the challenges of globalisation.
We will not be able to tell citizens that it is necessary to address the challenges of globalisation, that it is necessary to be more competitive and that the operation of our markets must improve, if our policies do not respond to a greater degree of social inclusion which is also provided for by more competitive and more productive economies.
I now call on our Polish andCzech friends to take action to ensure that Europe has this toolbox which will allow it to meet the challenges of globalisation over coming decades.
Conservatives support a Europe of independent states working together to meet the challenges of globalisation, global poverty and global warming- as our priorities- in a cooperative fashion, and we have been clear and consistent in our approach, in full knowledge of the likely effect of the Treaty on our aims and ambitions for Europe.