Examples of using Globalisation process in English and their translations into Finnish
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She felt that the globalisation process could not be controlled, as the rapporteur proposed.
We should aim in fact to lead, rather than harness, the globalisation process.
Over the last 50 years, the globalisation process has brought distant civilisations into contact with each another.
But we must have rules andinstitutions that are able to govern the globalisation process.
Europe must shape the globalisation process, for it has been benefiting our manufacturers as well as our consumers.
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Within the globalised countries, some specific segments of the population are often excluded from the globalisation process.
At the same time China is, with the EU,closely bound to the globalisation process and becoming more integrated into the international system.
The globalisation process currently under way is matched by globalised problems and increased interdependence between economies.
This is why we must waste no time in pursuing the efforts that have already been launched to adapt to the globalisation process and to modernise.
Where would we now stand in the globalisation process if the countries of the European Union were still devaluing their currencies to give themselves an export advantage in the European Union?
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.
Mr Jaschick on the excellent work of the rapporteur, the widening of the gap between the rich and the poor andthe responsibility of all citizens with respect to the globalisation process.
If we and the Commission perform these tasks, we shall truly be able to use and shape the globalisation process to ensure that people in general can continue to live their lives in freedom and prosperity.
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.
The globalisation process and the development of the information society have implications for institutions and for the organisation of enterprises and markets: not all these implications are foreseeable at present.
TAKING INTO ACCOUNT the increasing importance of intercultural dialogue, the mass of technological innovations in the knowledge andinformation society, as well as the challenges of the globalisation process;
We surely cannot wait until 2014, as then we will be faced with further political priorities,which the European Union has to resolve as part of the globalisation process, and with other new tasks.
If we do not change our approach and speed up our action,if we do not succeed in regulating the globalisation processes with environmental and social sustainability, the historians of the future will judge our civilisation very harshly for this failure.
So in concluding this process of reflection and consultation, the Commission arrives firmly at one single basic premise: that the WTO must remain the principal forum for trade opening and the strengthening of trade rules, as the multilateral approach to co-operation on trade matters, based on the principles of transparency and non discrimination, remains the most effective andlegitimate means to manage the globalisation process and trade relations between countries.
Such a point of view helps to open up many questions relating to recent history as well,since nationalism is also a part of the globalisation process, and for example international politics is often seen as relationships between nation-states.
Changes in the world economy, globalisation processes and their effects on the competitiveness of economic blocs and companies in branches of state economies- these are new challenges for the European Union, which is increasingly losing its competitiveness, and is not ready for the challenges of globalisation. .
People who find the EU's enlargement too much to handle because they were given far too little information in their own countries andwho also fear the globalisation process, which they do not know to be guided in one way or another.
As the Portuguese Prime Minister, José Sócrates, has already pointed out here,Europe has a duty to lead the globalisation process and is in a position to do so, taking advantage of the new opportunities that have been created, including in the area of ideas and cultural exchange.
Among the various conclusions that could be drawn from the debate, I would like to highlight one: the idea that pervaded the debate on that Friday morning, that Europe is now equipped- andeven duty-bound in some areas- to lead the globalisation process; be it in the reciprocal opening-up of markets, improving environmental, social, financial and intellectual property standards, or strengthening strategic cooperation with our international partners.
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.
RO I believe European Schools to be the schools of the future in the EU,as they take into account increased mobility and the globalisation process and consequently give every student the opportunity to study in his/her mother tongue, thus promoting multilinguism.