Translation of "Globaler wettbewerb" in English

First of all there is global competition for the raw materials and commodities.

The conference includes five workshops on the topics of global competition,

And global competition means that it had better be world class.

Intense global competition demands high quality goods andservices.

Global competition in product and process innovation. What are the success factors?

Global competition must therefore in my firm opinion be placed within an international framework.

Global competition in education. Who trains the competent healthcare professionals of the future?

Increasing global competition demands a shorter cycle in innovation .

Global competition and ever-shorter product life cycles confront companies with increasingly difficult challenges.

Global competition and digital transformation increase the requirements on manufacturing companies enormously.

Global competition pushes the automation of industrial manufacturing processes onwards.

From 2013 to 2015, the MSG focused on the theme of labor migration and global competitiveness.

Perhaps the United States can survive on its own in this global-style competition.

The global competition is fierce, especially by countries like Taiwan, Korea, China and the USA.

Ms Bracco's priorities for the future are sci entific excellence, consideration of ethical questions and global competition.

A global contest has enhanced awareness by surfacing and disseminating 338 solutions that effectively mainstream and increase biodiversity in agriculture.

Global competition and innovation pressure predefine a limited timeframe for the development of new chemical processes.

A global contest will enhance awareness by surfacing and disseminating solutions that effectively mainstream and increase biodiversity into agriculture.

Global competition calls for closer contact with your customers.

But what we have here is in fact global competition, to which we must of course respond.

The European Union cannot and must not compete at global level on the basis of wage costs.

It is absurd if we are to have a competition policy within the European Union that makes it difficult for European companies to compete globally in a market in which competition is global.

This is the approach that has been taken in the Social Agenda, the aim of which is to help overcome the main structural problems facing Europe, which include demographic change, global competition and technological change and innovation.

Economic considerations and global competition ultimately compel us to adopt specific conditions of animal husbandry, thus limiting the scope for truly animal-centred livestock farming.

We have had our period of reflection and we now need a period of consolidation, where the EU is seen to deliver for it citizens on the Lisbon Agenda, on protection of workers, on support for European business, on environmental sustainability and on the ability of the EU to compete as a player on the global stage.

In practice, economic recession, global competition and disagreement about priorities between Member States has affected the speed and effectiveness of the transition.

The EESC's opinion has also identified six drivers of competitiveness - safety, connectivity, innovation, sustainability, operational excellence and global competition.

With more than 192 Members, this year the Assembly had a particularly heavy agenda, with major challenges in the areas of safety, security, air navigation, global competition and market access and the environment (aviation emissions)

This is an important signal in the current economic crisis, as common challenges, such as skills deficits, ageing societies and tough global competition need joint responses and countries learning from each other.

Europe's societies are confronted with multiple challenges stemming from increased global competition, the fast pace of technological progress, demographic trends, and climate change.