• It is also exacerbating environmental imbalances, both between different countries and within individual countries, as demonstrated by the UN’s figures and reports.
• Processen förvärrar också miljömässiga obalanser, både mellan olika länder och inom enskilda länder, vilket framgår av FN:s siffror och rapporter.

• In fact, we have always called for social dialogue with the sector to be improved, as demonstrated by our proposals in the opinion that we delivered under the 2003 budget procedure.
• Vi har för övrigt alltid förespråkat en förstärkt social dialog på området, vilket framgår av våra förslag i det yttrande vi utarbetade i samband med budgetförfarandet 2003.

• Territorial cohesion also plays an important role in future developments in EU regional policy, as demonstrated by the addition of the principle of territorial cohesion to economic and social cohesion in the Lisbon Treaty.
• Territoriell sammanhållning spelar också en viktig roll för den framtida utvecklingen inom EU:s regionalpolitik, vilket framgår av tillägget av principen om territoriell sammanhållning till den ekonomiska och sociala sammanhållningen i Lissabonfördraget.

• As I said before, the global economy is still extremely dynamic, and thanks to this there is still a trade surplus in the external sector of our economy, as demonstrated by the latest statistics published by Eurostat.
• Som jag sa tidigare är den globala ekonomin fortfarande oerhört dynamisk, och det finns därför fortfarande ett handelsöverskott i vår ekonomis externa sektor, vilket framgår av den senaste statistiken från Eurostat.

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