Examples of using Growing interdependence in English and their translations into German
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Growing interdependence of commodities and related financial markets.
Beyond the data, there is no greater symbol of the world's growing interdependence than the movement of people.
The growing interdependence of Member State economies has led to the inclusion of a new Title on employment in the Amsterdam Treaty.
Energy security and safety are fields of growing interdependence in the neighbourhood.
This growing interdependence challenges two basic principles of the traditional understanding of governance: territoriality and sovereignty.
On the one hand,the world is engaged in the dynamism of progress and a growing interdependence in economic matters, culture and communications;
The growing interdependence between different levels of government in the Union was stressed by the consultation paper launched by the Commission on the EU 2020 strategy.
Openness needs protecting andthe best way to protect it is to manage the areas of growing interdependence effectively, pragmatically and inclusively.
The growing interdependence of the economies of the Member States adopting the euro, but also of those that are not participating, calls for enhanced and effective economic policy co-ordination.
Increasing cross-border links in EU financial markets andcontinuing consolidation activity in the financial sector are leading to a growing interdependence between sectors and countries.
The JCC welcomes the growing interdependence of the EU and Turkish economies.
I welcome the(admittedly rather unambitious) enhancement of the Union's role and itscapacity for action on the world stage, bearing in mind the challenges of globalisation and growing interdependence.
The growing interdependence of the euro-area economies calls for a regular review of the methods and procedures for co-ordinating macroeconomic policies and for the reinforcement of such co-ordination.
The aim of the Communication is to respond to those challenges and changes and to develop a framework for transport planning between the EU andits neighbouring countries in a world of growing interdependence.
Given our growing interdependence on imports, particularly gas, the volume of Russian gas that we would like to buy is likely to grow, so we need a clear policy of diversification.
Our references must be the challenges facing us: demographic constraints; the arrival of new technologies; the information society;industrial reorganisation; the growing interdependence of economies and the need to give Europe a higher international profile.
For Angell is convinced,that at least in Europe through the progressive industrialization and the growing interdependence of trade, Transport and finance in the preceding three, four decades, was created a completely new structure, no longer make a war for an attacker rewarding, but even this was damaging itself.
And the first thing to be taken into consideration is globalization of both events and problems; all interspecies and inter subject borders fade,there is a growing interdependence and interconnectedness; and this also correlates to human culture.
The growing interdependence of the world economy, the mutual dependence and close interweaving of political, economic and social aspects, reinforce the call for a transformation of the systems of Central and Eastern European countries, for a changeover to free market economies with social components.
Progress of science and technology, of the expansion of the possibilities of life and the areas of individual liberty, the profound changes in theeconomic field, the process of ethnic and cultural mixes caused by massive migratory phenomena, the growing interdependence among peoples.
Nor can the Commission accept the amendment dividing the proposal into two different texts for electricity and gas,bearing in mind the growing interdependence between the two markets and the fact that the majority of new electricity production will be based on production which uses gas as a fuel.
At the same time it is necessary to point out that this growing interdependence has brought to light many inequalities, such as the gap between rich and poor nations; the social imbalance within each nation between those living in opulence and those offended in their dignity since they lack even the necessities of life; the human and environmental degradation provoked and accelerated by the irresponsible use of natural resources.
The Communication describes developments in global commodity markets explaining changes on physical markets(energy, agriculture and securityof food supply, and raw materials) and growing interdependence of commodities and related financial markets.
New frontiers opened by progress in science and technology,the so-called socialisation of medicine, and growing interdependence among peoples place questions of health-care and health at the centre of commitment for human rights, and among these, there is no doubt, fundamental rights regarding respect for life from conception to natural end.
Developments within Member States such as the growth of current account deficits, persistent inflation divergences or trends of unbalanced growth need to bemonitored given that the occurrence of spillover effects and the growing interdependence of euro-area economies mean these developments represent a concern not just for the country in question but for the euro area as a whole.
Action at the level of the Community isalso necessary for reasons which are both economic(because the growing interdependence of our economies requires active cooperation across all policies) and political because it is vital that the Community take an active interest in an issue of such importance for the well-being of the citizens of Europe.
Here, then, the European Union will have exceptional scope for affirming the principle of subsidiarity, for Eurojust is the democracies' necessary,indispensable response to the scourge of organised crime. Such crime has accompanied the growing interdependence of economies and technological developments, exploiting the weaknesses in national legal systems which turn their backs on each other, impotent victims of an anachronistic pretension to self-sufficiency.
Some of the tensions between the EU and the US result from growing economic interdependence.