Sentence examples for challenges of globalisation from inspiring English sources

For Africa can no longer afford to shirk from the challenges of globalisation.

It is about how companies such as Alstom can best take on the challenges of globalisation.

"The party should be arguing for a progressive and interventionist state to support citizens and communities in confronting the challenges of globalisation.

Younger audiences are extremely engaged with the challenges of globalisation, with the challenges of the labour market and the battle for values around cultural inclusion.

Through various funding mechanisms... the government supports this vital work, ensuring the UK remains well placed to rise to the challenges of globalisation".

Kimche chaired the Glocal Forum, a Zurich-based institute that addresses the challenges of globalisation, and was president of the Israel Council for Foreign Relations.

ReprintsCo-ordinating all this is the challenge of globalisation.

He was obsessed by the challenge of globalisation of the car industry.

Mr Schröder makes the right noises about the "irresistible challenge of globalisation", the need to cut state bureaucracy and so on.

"They have decided to meet the challenge of globalisation by working with their staff, not against them," said one union source.

Secondly, the idea that the answer to the challenge of globalisation is a beefing up of eduction sounds very much like New Labour circa 1997.