She told us to write our names and surnames.
She told us to have a valid passport.
She told us to leave copies of our itinerary with family and call them regularly.
She told us to learn about local laws and customs.
She told us not to leave our luggage unattended.
She told us not to carry large amounts of cash.
She told us not to tell people that we were travelling alone.
Nathan said that it was the most thrilling experience he had ever had.
Nathan said that sometimes he got a bit lonely.
Nathan said that on Sunday he would be flying to Ireland.
Nathan said that he had spent five days in Edinburgh and it was amazing.
Nathan said that he could not carry all his stuff around easily.
Nathan said that if he had time, he would visit Cardiff.
Kate asked Tom to write his name and surname.
Kate asked Tom if he was going to leave the show.
Kate asked Tom if he thought that Annette was a better singer than him.
Kate asked Tom if he had thought about giving up.
Kate asked Tom if he could run to this marathon.
Kate asked Tom if he would sell all the cookies that he had cooked the day before.
I said to Nick that where was he going.
I said to him that how long would it take him to get there.
He said to her that where did she usually spent her summer holidays.
Boris said to them that how could he get to the railway station.
Pete said to his friends that when they were leaving St.Petersburg.
Ada said to me that where I had seen such trees.
I said to Becky that what kind of book had her friend brought her.
1) The potential regional or global instability due to the interdependence of national economies in the global level. Local economic fluctuations or crises in one country can have regional or even global consequences.
2)Fears that the control of the economy of individual countries can go from the sovereign governments of the most powerful states, multinational or global corporations and international organizations.
3)The contradiction between the rich and poor countries. Opponents of globalization consider axiomatic that benefit from her rich countries. As a result, there are calls for the West to "share" the wealth and technology, to forgive debts, etc. These calls are supported and on the West, and therefore, in some areas, there was such a state of affairs which it is possible to interpret as concessions or philanthropy .