Examples of using Multipolar in English and their translations into Czech
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Our aim is to help create a multipolar world.
The multipolar world in which the rights of all nations are secured is much more attractive.
In tomorrow's world and in the multipolar world, we need much more than that.
ES Madam President, the strengthening of relations betweenthe European Union and the United States is key in the transatlantic context and in an increasingly multipolar world.
Today, international order is multipolar in all areas and, due to globalisation, is politically complex.
If we want to have a long-term vision,if we want sustainable growth in a multipolar world, then we also need the South.
In an increasingly multipolar world, we have entered into strategic partnerships with our most important partners.
The two decades of the experiment of US domination are coming to an end,to be replaced with a multipolar concept that may also lead to conflict.
The world has become multipolar, but not in the way we dreamed; we dreamed that it would be idealistic, peaceful and multilateral.
Rather than Americanising European standards, we must prioritise the introduction of a multipolar development model in which Europe will at last find its rightful place and full meaning.
I believe it is absolutely crucial to the sustainability of the process of European integration to ensure that Europe is a central andinfluential player in the global, multilateral and multipolar world that is emerging.
When the unipolar order is dead and the multipolar order is not yet born, anarchy and the rule of might prevail.
It would be a major waste for the entire international community if Russia chose to invest its newly-acquired energies in a futile attempt to restore the bipolar world,instead of associating itself with shaping the new, multipolar, globalised one.
Dear colleagues, in today's multilateral, multipolar world, Europe and America can and should work together in a partnership for global stability and the enlightened values in which we believe.
The decline of a misleading paradigm(which equates free markets with no regulations)has to be seen in conjunction with a rising multipolar economic world in the attempt to forge a new international financial system.
In 2008 we are faced with a completely different picture: the multipolar world is concerned not only with economic and political competition, but also increasingly with cooperation in search of solutions to the present challenges.
We need a High Representative who, on the strength of his or her experience and authority,is capable of guaranteeing Europe a leading role in a multipolar world, and who, at the same time, will act as a link between the intergovernmental and the Community dimension of the Union.
On the one hand, in a multipolar world where the BRIC countries are gaining ever more influence, it is vital that the EU establishes a privileged relationship with Latin American countries, where it holds more investment than Russia, India and China put together.
Indeed, everything that has happened over the last few weeks andmonths shows that what makes Europe's position in this multipolar world problematic is the fact that there is no common outlook and not enough European integration- I am thinking of Copenhagen and the lack of coordination in Haiti.
I do not know whether the leaders of this multipolar world want to be judged by history for not being capable of achieving a binding agreement, but I do not think that I, as an MEP, along with all the representatives of the people, should be judged by History for not being capable of taking forward in Copenhagen the binding commitment we have with humanity to prevent climate change.
The basic assumption behind this new bold approach is the recognition that in fact, in the multipolar world of tomorrow, Europe cannot play a significant role without being more effective and without further deepening its own integration in the near future.
By voting in favour of the Peillon report,we have all acknowledged that the Mediterranean basin is an area of key importance, and that in a multipolar and interdependent world, large regional integrations, such as that of the Mediterranean, will be better positioned to cope with social, cultural, economic, environmental, demographic, political and security-related challenges.