Examples of using Globalisation process in English and their translations into German
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We should aim in fact to lead, rather than harness, the globalisation process.
The globalisation process implies that many firms are increasingly incorporated in global value chains.
Young people are also“factors” directly affected by the globalisation process.
Over the last 50 years, the globalisation process has brought distant civilisations into contact with each another.
Known as the"Global Compact",it is intended to put a"social face" on the globalisation process.
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An emerging railway market in other parts of the world will accelerate the globalisation process and might affect the technological base and long-term employment in Europe.
Informal Competitiveness Council deals with Europe's positioning in the globalisation process.
Indeed the container has become a key agent in the globalisation process, which is bringing wholesale economic and social changes to developing and developed countries alike11.
Within the globalised countries,some specific segments of the population are often excluded from the globalisation process.
It must therefore become involved in a methodical, planned,collective and dynamic manner in the globalisation process, in order to develop proper rules of operation in the new world system.
Documentary proof as to the existence of theCommittee of 300 is found here, regarding the key players in the globalisation process.
PL Mr President,the Commission's document contains many words about the place of the European Union in the globalisation process, but does it provide specific answers to the questions that we are asking ourselves?
Development research focuses more on microeconomic issues,rather than systematically linking knowledge with the globalisation process.
The globalisation process has led to employment and social policy issues being discussed beyond the national and European framework and increasingly also at international level.
The Hamburg native andshipping company executive Albert Ballin played an important role in the globalisation process in the early part of the last century.
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?
Rapporteur, ladies and gentlemen, I welcomethis initiative to support company workers who have suffered from the globalisation process.
Ms Goulard also highlighted the global dimension of stability,which is not only confined to the Union: the globalisation process has produced huge global imbalances which underpin the sustainability of the status quo.
Stemming from different roots, the growing xenophobic tendencies are often a result of social, economic, political,demographic and ideological changes and the globalisation process.
We need to develop a policy that is sustainable within the globalisation process and in the context of EU enlargement, while balancing the economic, social and environmental aspects of our agricultural sector and rural areas.
It is therefore necessary for us social democrats to make clear wherethe opportunities lie and where the globalisation process can have a more positive influence in the future.
Somewhat surprisingly, the European Union(an agent of globalisation for some people) was the most trusted in the newly joined EU member countries: 27% of the respondents said theytrust the Union to be able to control the globalisation process.
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 task is to create a European market for services,enabling the EU to play a decisive role in the globalisation process by taking into account all conditions that influence markets and competitiveness.
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 and legitimate means to manage the globalisation process and trade relations between countries.
Country-specific welfare state institutions and different modes of labour market regulation'filter' the globalisation process and contribute to a wide diversity of'globalisation effects' among different modern industrialised countries.
Europe is in difficultiestoday because of an international situation that has led the globalisation process to be managed rather than experienced naturally, and in which there occur serious breaches of the rules that constitute the only guarantee for honest trade and fair competition.
The Council reiterated its firm conviction that a comprehensive trade round involving a broad range of issues is the best way to address the challenges resulting from rapid and far-reaching economic changes,to manage properly and effectively the globalisation process, to expand opportunities for international trade and growth, and to respond in a balanced manner to the interests of all WTO members especially the developing countries.