Sentence examples for globalisation processes from inspiring English sources
Globalisation processes and changes in climatic conditions are progressively increasing the suitability of temperate climate regions for the establishment and diffusion of mosquito species that are competent vectors for the transmission of tropical infectious diseases in human populations.
Gradually, these globalisation processes have become subject of policy making and, more specific, of innovation policy.
As a by-product of the emergence of economic and political unions and globalisation processes there is pressure to harmonise or even unify the way in which national civil justice systems operate.
Common knowledge also guides us in producing and encouraging a sense of rooting and belonging to the urban territorial contexts in question, so as to hinder the alienation and bewilderment emphasised by standardisation and globalisation processes.
The idea that "the volume, diversity, geographical scope, and overall complexity of international migration have increased as part of globalisation processes remains largely untested" (Czaika & De Haas, 2014, p. 283).
The 90s represent a pause in the debate on informality, while in the twenty-first century a phase has begun that is distinguished by renewed interest for this phenomenon (Roy 2005) and in particular for its relations with the globalisation processes that are changing the economic, social and political geography of the world.
Western governments, corporations and financial bodies need to rethink the current globalisation process.
He was a former scientific adviser to Attac, the international movement working for social, environmental and democratic alternatives in the globalisation process.
Europe must help to bring tax justice and political will into the globalisation process: such is the content of our first proposal.
Advanced engineering sciences and advanced technologies are indeed indispensible menas of development in all contemporary countries and societies, in particular within the current globalisation process.
One is the fact that we've neglected very often the weight of history, the sort of long shadow of colonial rule and the resentments that have grown up and have in many ways been intensified by the globalisation process.
