Examples of using Globalisation process in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It is a sector that has been particularly exposed to the globalisation process.
Europe must shape the globalisation process, for it has been benefiting our manufacturers as well as our consumers.
The report discusses recent changes resulting from the globalisation process.
Over the last 50 years, the globalisation process has brought distant civilisations into contact with each another.
Young people are also“factors” directly affected by the globalisation process.
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Due to globalisation processes, it is particularly important for the Commission to focus on procedures for the application of social criteria.
Much more should be done to increase the awareness of the part IICs play in industrial change and globalisation processes.
At the same time China is, with the EU, closely bound to the globalisation process and becoming more integrated into the international system.
Ladies and gentlemen, I welcome this initiative to support company workers who have suffered from the globalisation process.
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.
The lack of a clear definition of IICs makes it difficult tograsp their full significance in industrial change and globalisation processes.
As part of its globalisation process, Kubota Corporation intends to“boost its product development, in line with its aspirations to adapt to the specific needs of its host markets”.
The large retail sector beganrapidly developing some 30 years ago and this evolution has been closely linked to the globalisation process.
An emerging railway market inother parts of the world will accelerate the globalisation process and might affect the technological base and long-term employment in Europe.
You will examine key developments in the media and communications industries associated with the logic of globalisation, and explore the complex nature of the globalisation process in the media.
These steps willproduce the desired result only as long as globalisation processes do not destroy mankind and the family, and as long as the highest value is actually man and not capital.
This is why we must waste no time in pursuing the efforts thathave already been launched to adapt to the globalisation process and to modernise.
The exponential acceleration of the globalisation process in the last ten years has made the protection of human rights ever more relevant to the EU, especially where its relations with developing countries are concerned.
(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?
In an increasingly interdependent and globalised world, a major objective of EU development policy is toassist developing countries to better harness 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.
The second revision of the Cotonou Agreement presents an opportunity to evaluate the fields left open to incorrect or inefficient changes and is also the time when correctionscan be made to the agreement according to developments in the globalisation process.
In fact, as I attempted to show in my D&N article on globalisation, the existence of a transnational elite which manages the globalisation process could be theorised, as well as substantiated by the existing evidence.
On the other hand, the globalisation processes also offer a wide range of opportunities, challenges and threats for global governance, while revealing social loopholes and failures, including in areas such as the financial markets, energy security, the fight against poverty, climate change policy and human rights violations.
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.
The expansion in international trade is universally beneficial only if certain conditions are met, hence the need to manage the liberalisation of trade, including practical arrangements and the volume of trade, a need which has come tobe felt even more strongly as the globalisation process has accelerated.
(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.
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.
