Sentence examples for be a true globalisation from inspiring English sources

In short, there would be a true globalisation of the industry that was midwife to globalisation.

A third might be a backlash against globalisation among people in rich countries.

"We need a more participatory democracy or there will be a backlash against globalisation," he warned.

"We are all talking about globalisation, but what we really need is a human globalisation – the coming together of all human beings," she said.

"China is a beneficiary of globalisation and China is not willing to see the tide of globalisation ebb".

It was a backlash against globalisation itself.

It is a drama about globalisation; a musical about bankruptcy.

But they are falling well short of true globalisation, and the favoured models have inherent limitations.

Although it's true that globalisation has to be made to work for poorer communities, voters in the centre and in our traditional base share an ambition and an analysis: an ambition to get on in life, and an analysis that tells them that getting on is easier with the right kind of collective action on your side.

This was an era of globalisation and the advancement of the neoliberal project.

A fifth, José Bové, is an anti-globalisation protester, once jailed for trashing McDonald's.