Sentence examples for for globalised from inspiring English sources

The demand for globalised speech has led to the creation of specialised institutes for accent neutralisation.

The mention of climate change is a narcissistic wound to the enthusiast for globalised industrialism.

Here, it's a display of the fun that our entrepreneurs can have with other people's steel, a giant whoopee for globalised business.

Thus I would argue that a more appropriate pyramid for globalised business would rank ethical responsibilities above legal responsibilities.

Real or imagined, they include nostalgia for imperial certainties and for pre-globalised jobs for life, plus resentment of immigrants and of rules imposed by "unelected" courts and commissions in Brussels.

† "Avoiding boom/bust: macro-economic reform for a globalised economy".

Yet it is, today, economically illiterate to believe that migration is bad for the (globalised) economy.

It is always helpful for modern, globalised, history-lite England to understand its origins.

Latin doesn't help to turn out factory-made mini-consumers fit for a globalised 21st-century society.

Whether natural local dyers like Toth-Fejel can do the same for the globalised fashion world remains to be seen.

In her eyes President Nicolas Sarkozy and Dominique Strauss-Kahn, head of the IMF and a likely Socialist candidate, are "interchangeable": standard-bearers for a globalised world view.