Translation of "Weltweite bedeutung" in English

The internet has assumed the dimensions of a global phenomenon at an exceptional pace.

Its presence in Royal Palaces and Museums all over the world testify to its quality.

There can be no doubt that this prophecy has worldwide significance.

Type 1 allergies have worldwide importance.

We cooperate with leading European producers of worldwide importance.

The Qur'an says the birth of her special son had worldwide significance.

This gives the Wadden Sea invaluable importance worldwide.

This is a measure of our Office's global standing.

The leading Swiss Benchmark is a symbol of the global importance of the Swiss financial center.

It shows the global importance of Magento and the Meet Magento is a part of that.

Simulations of the world economic sys tem, of demography, of energy production and consumption, and of food pro duction and land use have already been developed.

His worldwide importance is shown by the fact that his work has been translated into 30 languages.

There is a special emphasis on translations that document the worldwide importance of Ibsen's works.

Mona Talbott & Kate Arding have singlehandedly elevated the Hudson food scene to one of global significance.

At the same time the G7 noted the importance of unchanging core labour standards around the world, thereby acknowledging the concerns of the trade unions and of many governments.

If there is anything that could demonstrate the proof of this and its relevance to our society, and indeed to the world as a whole, we must look to Seoul in Korea to see just how trade union rights are being taken away from workers with the horrendous violence which is being seen on the streets there.

We cannot claim that the WTO has a global vocation if it excludes a country which represents more than 20% of the world' s population.

Let us bear in mind the place and role of the European Union in the world but more especially in the lives of its people.

Because Europe' s Member States are obsessed with disputes in Community waters, they forget, in practical terms, that fishing has a worldwide dimension, in terms of both the conservation of marine stocks and production and also the markets and the nature of the fleets.

I also believe that if a European Union language is to be considered the most appropriate as a working language, its universal dimension should not be forgotten.

But it is difficult to see how the UK’s global stature and influence would increase if it left the EU – particularly given the significant adverse impact such an outcome would have on the British economy.

Given that the problem of illicit reception is a global one, work should begin internationally - using, for instance, bilateral agreements and action by the WTO - to establish effective worldwide rules.