Examples of using Externalisation in English and their translations into Greek
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About patriarchy, violence against women, and externalisation.
What is the rationale behind the externalisation of borders and what are the risks that this implies?
This is the fundamental contradiction of the period on which the externalisation doctrine is emerging.
The externalisation of the Hierarchy is precisely the externalisation of the Ashrams of the Masters.
Can you say something on the externalisation of the Hierarchy?
Therefore, the externalisation rationale, as it has been incorporated in the Pact, cannot function very efficiently towards a conservative direction.
One's status in the world demanded appropriate externalisation(or"conspicuous consumption").
What does this mean:“The externalisation of the Hierarchy involves the externalisation of a Master's Ashram”?
Many people would say that creating a literary work on externalisation was an impossible task.
Orientations for the commission's externalisation policy', communication from mrs schreyer and mr kinnock, sec(1999) 2051/7, 14 December 1999.
The commission welcomes this finding,which confirms the benefits of externalisation towards executive agencies.
Externalisation faces the construction of the Homo Economicus and economic processes which need an externalised worthless other for its profits.
This theme combines the subjects of violence and externalisation in a social-ecological perspective.
The potential for an agency should also be considered in the context of wider reform of our external assistance and of externalisation as a whole.
Trade should alsobe taken into account, to avoid externalisation of pollution intensive activities outside the EU.
There is however one group that have benefited greatly from the EU's border externalisation programmes.
This also again makes it clear that it is wrong to equate externalisation with privatisation, as often happens in the debate, especially with officials.
The logic of externalisation exists also in an intra-European level, ie between the member-states, and it is manifested mainly through the philosophy of the Dublin Regulation- not so much the Regulation itself.
I thus endeavoured to anchor on earth(if I may use such a phrase) an externalisation or a symbol of the work of the Hierarchy.
And undoubtedly this is facilitating the externalisation of communication networks in the physical world, as the living essence of the ethers is prepared and organised for future developments in telecommunications.
These will be established by experienced,senior initiates from the ashram as the externalisation of the Hierarchy actually gains momentum.
That is the very reason why the subject of externalisation is being discussed, namely in response to the question of which tasks could be performed in a way other than within the Commission' s present administrative structures.
Traditional accounting and financial presentations do not consider the externalisation of the creation of value for the broader community.
The lobby organisation AeroSpace and Defence Industries Association of Europe(ASD) has started to focus on EU border externalisation.
Similarly in Mali, EU imposition of border externalisation measures on the country emerging from civil war threaten to re-awake that conflict.
The form of practice taught by Swami Satyananda includes eight stages(Internalisation, Sankalpa, Rotation of Consciousness, Breath Awareness, Manifestation of Opposites,Creative Visualization and Externalisation).
The flooding of“cheap” products and services is based on exploitation,extraction and externalisation of the true cost of the planet and people.
The decision-making on and implementation of border externalisation at an EU-level has been marked by unusual speed and has by-passed democratic control by the European Parliament.
Rules on the procurement of clean vehicles should therefore neither create a significant additional financial burden nor lead to externalisation of occurring higher costs through higher ticket prices, higher local taxes or reduction of public transport.
An end to externalisation of EU asylum policy and instead establishment of a true Common European Asylum System based on high standards in reception and procedure, access to procedure and true sharing of responsibility between all parties.