Examples of using Increasingly interconnected in English and their translations into Slovak
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In our increasingly interconnected world?
Europe's electricity system is increasingly interconnected.
As the world is increasingly interconnected, every shares the responsibility of securing cyberspace”.
We live in a rapidly transforming, increasingly interconnected world.
Countries are increasingly interconnected, grids have been digitalised and battery technologies is developing.
Is privacy possible in an increasingly interconnected world?
In our increasingly interconnected world, self-interest and social-interest are rapidly becoming indistinguishable.
Our economies are increasingly interconnected.
This threat arises from non-nativespecies whose numbers are growing rapidly in an increasingly interconnected world.
With health policies and systems increasingly interconnected, the Directive makes it easier to access.
Intensifying EU efforts worldwide to shape the global agenda on AMR andthe related risks in an increasingly interconnected world.
In our increasingly interconnected world, we all have something to give and something to gain by working together.
We live in fast-moving times and an increasingly interconnected world.
We find ourselves in a time increasingly interconnected and inhabited by peoples who have come to be part of a“global community”.
Global crime is a growing concern in an increasingly interconnected world.
But in a increasingly interconnected world, it's starting to be normal to think critically about where things come from and whether the company you're supporting is a responsible corporate citizen.
This Framework plays a critical role in protectingpersonal data provided during commercial transactions in an increasingly interconnected world.
In an increasingly interconnected world voices that create division between people and peoples, have gathered momentum and try to unravel the achievements of cooperation and solidarity.
This Framework plays a critical role in protectingpersonal data provided during commercial transactions in an increasingly interconnected world.
The different aspects of the crisis, itssolutions, and any new development that the future may bring, are increasingly interconnected, they imply one another, they require new efforts of holistic understanding and a new humanistic synthesis.
We believe the Framework will play a criticalrole in facilitating privacyprotective commercial transactions in an increasingly interconnected world.
An increasingly interconnected internal market, in which goods, services, capital and workers circulate freely, and which has an ever-stronger digital dimension, means that very few enterprises are purely national if all relevant elements are considered, such as their client base, supply chain, scope of activities, investor and capital base.
Efforts to restore growth andjobs are carried out in an environment which is increasingly interconnected and fiercely competitive.
In an environment which is increasingly interconnected as a result of digital networks and financial flows, the EU is rightly taking partThe EESC urges the EU to take a more active part, through euro area representatives, in discussions on coordinating its harmonisation and simplification work with the OECD17, the IMF18 and the G-2019, beginning with transfer prices, fraud and the black economy and, above all, problems of fairness in the distribution of the burden of taxation.
Supply chains are increasingly complex and key market operators anddigital service providers are increasingly interconnected and interdependent.
These problems are important as cross-border transactions in Europe, ranging from usual purchases/sales of securities to collateral transfers,continue to increase and CSDs become increasingly interconnected.
A financial transaction tax is needed not only at EU level butat global level because financial markets are increasingly interconnected and have a global dimension.
At the same time, it must take account of the interaction that is needed between science and the market, between innovation and businesses,and between new ways of organising work and an increasingly interconnected research community.
Transport systems, telecommunications and energy are sectors crucial to the development of Member States andthey are also increasingly interconnected, with some Member States relying on others.
Sometimes the solution to the situation in a national market might be found in a broader regional context,involving capacities or solutions available across the border thanks to the increasingly interconnected internal electricity market.