Examples of using Context of globalisation in English and their translations into Czech
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The need for appropriate trade regulation at world level is particularly acute in the context of globalisation.
Today, in the context of globalisation, consequences are quick to arise and they affect every country and every economy.
The Council is convinced that this is the only correct course in the context of globalisation, which includes many issues.
In the context of globalisation, this is actually necessary, and MEDIA Mundus goes in the same direction with regard to film-makers.
This support is essential for helping the unemployed andvictims of relocations that occur in the context of globalisation.
Migration has a fundamental role to play in the context of globalisation by helping to increase growth potential and facilitate adjustments.
This support is fundamental to helping the unemployed andvictims of relocation which occur in the context of globalisation.
In the context of globalisation, the new order being created by business interests and multinational companies at Community and international level aims to multiply the profits of capital through the intensified exploitation of workers.
This support is essential forhelping the unemployed and the victims of relocations that occur in the context of globalisation.
Strong and prosperous industry is indeed a key factor for growth in the European Union and therefore,in the current context of globalisation and intense international competition, it is essential to create a framework that is even more favourable for its development.
We would certainly be giving our competitors the wrong message with this strategy, andit would be contrary to EU interests within the context of globalisation.
The question then arises as to whether we can afford to do this, particularly in the context of globalisation, where the ability of the European Union to act on a political level as well as an economic one is under discussion, and whether we can accept responsibility for this.
I believe there is a need for further reform of the CAP in line with thechanging nature of the farming industry in the EU27 and the new international context of globalisation.
I praise the drafting of this report which, apart from analysing the condition of women in rural areas, also proposes concrete recommendations in order toimprove their condition in the context of globalisation and achievement of the Lisbon goals.
I can inform Mr Beaupuy that, in order to have a clearer view of the current situation andpractices, Commissioner Hübner's services are presently working on a study of regional governance in the context of globalisation.
It is also a complex issue because it goes beyond equality policy to relate to the general situation in industry in Europe and the way Community policies can support industry and workers- both men andwomen- in the difficult context of globalisation.
The EU is still facing some major challenges: we are facing high, and unfortunately rising, levels of unemployment, demographic changes,migratory pressures, increasing poverty in some sectors of society, and stiffer competition in the context of globalisation.
Thanks to the Socialist Group's amendments now the report is more balanced and in line with the Commission Communication which recognises the need for further reform of the CAP in view of the changing nature of the farming industry in the EU27 andof the new international context of globalisation.
This is a key input in the context of economic globalisation.
It is true, of course, that the previous cycle of the Lisbon Strategy created growth and jobs, butit is also true that Europe is now required to function in the context of accelerated globalisation and new world players.