Examples of using Response to globalisation in English and their translations into Finnish
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I understand the European Union as a response to globalisation.
Europe's response to globalisation is the unity of its peoples.
This cannot be the final word in Europe's response to globalisation.
In shaping the international response to globalisation the impact of individual Member States acting alone is minimal.
I see the Lisbon strategy as being Europe's response to globalisation.
Enlargement is central to Europe's response to globalisation and it is often described as our most successful policy.
We have developed a clearer sense of our common response to globalisation.
This makes it an essential part of the Union's response to globalisation, helping Europeans to shape this new set of challenges and opportunities.
They are not able to come up with a social response to globalisation.
Economic and monetary union is a response to globalisation, and that is why the Stability and Growth Pact must be adhered to if we are to carve out the scope for more of the kind.
For these reasons it can be said that the response to globalisation begins at home.
A move towards innovation-based growth is therefore at the heart of the renewed Lisbon agenda which forms the EU response to globalisation.
More Europe will also create more efficiency and is our response to globalisation, to the future and to sovereign debt.
Erasmus Mundus has been a relevant andefficient tool for European HEIs in helping them to find a response to globalisation.
The Lisbon Strategy for Growth and Jobs is a better response to globalisation rather than a retreat in to protectionism.
We have also to make it plain that the Lisbon Strategy is also Europe's response to globalisation.
Flexicurity had to be seen as a response to globalisation, as greater flexibility and new social security system could boost overall willingness to change.
Better regulation is also a key component of the EU's response to globalisation.
These include a regional(local) as a response to globalisation, a desire to overcome various cultural, national and ethnic problems, and the pressing need to bridge the wide gaps between divergent levels of development.
On the key messages to communicate to citizens about Europe's response to globalisation.
On leaving this high position, I note, like you,that the European Union is seeking an economic and social response to globalisation, the great issue of our times, and many Europeans, many of the citizens whom we represent here, now look upon globalisation more as a risk than as an opportunity.
The social partners should be involved if the EU is to succeed in its response to globalisation pressures.
Cohesion, particularly as a response to globalisation, means that on the one hand you say'yes' to the concentration of research and development and important activities in certain parts of our territory-for example, the aviation industry or nanotechnology- but on the other hand you have to have a vision for the rest.
It shows that European values remain at the core of EU policies andare an integral part of the EU response to globalisation.
The social model has not progressed even one inch and the Council's response to globalisation is the creation of an ambiguous adjustment fund.
As the Commission President said yesterday, when discussing governance in this plenary,"the Union is still the only concrete,practical and democratic response to globalisation.
Mr President, Europe is expected, within the Union by all those who know that it is the only possible response to globalisation, and outside the Union by all those who aspire to a better balance of power in the world.
It strengthens our capacity to act abroad and inside our Member States, making us prepared to stand on our ownfeet in world affairs, shaping Europe's response to globalisation politically.
In terms of thetopic in question here, we know that Cotonou aims to create a framework for cooperation that will constitute a joint ACP-EU response to globalisation, contribute to peace and security, and foster a democratic political atmosphere.
The truth of the matter is that what we are consolidating today is simply the external dimension of the Lisbon Strategy,essentially the idea that Europe's response to globalisation must be pro-active and confident, not negative and passive.