Sentence examples for a globalised context from inspiring English sources

"How do we conduct monetary policy in a globalised context?" asks Richard Fisher, the Dallas Fed president.

"How do we regulate and supervise and develop our peripheral vision for those that we don't supervise in a formal way, in a globalised context?

In doing so, it adds to a slowly growing body of evidence exploring the nature, quality and appropriateness of different doctoral nursing programmes in a globalised context [ 7- 10] Currently, UK nursing doctorates consist of two main programme routes - the professional doctorate and the 'traditional' PhD.

If you're going travelling make sure you gain some experiences that demonstrate you spent your time away effectively, says Whittam: "Getting involved in volunteering or a local project is a great way to show that you have multicultural awareness and good communication skills – two things that are valued by employers, especially as we now work in an increasingly globalised context".

There is another lesson that is well illustrated by Venezuelan football - the difficulty of launching a domestic league in the current globalised context.

This has major implications for the development of secure systems in a globalised economic context.

Furthermore, currently there are no specific professional bodies accrediting degrees for MIH, perhaps owing to the multi-professional and multidisciplinary nature of International Health as well as the globalised context in which these graduates work.

The world is moving fast, in the context of a globalised economy.

Its relevance is backed up by the European socio-political context, which effectively heads towards a globalised future, inter-reliant with the Europe of people and regions, united by their diversity.

"This is a globalised era.

It is a globalised novel for a globalised world".