Sentence examples for globalisation project from inspiring English sources

Kenichi Ohmae, management thinker (1943–), The Borderless World (1990)"In a country like India, the 'structural adjustment' end of the corporate globalisation project is ripping through people's lives.

But we have thrown our hats in with the globalisation project with gusto, softening it through calls for regulation, or some corporate social responsibility damage control.

Among the other judges are Lynn Gladden, professor of chemical engineering at Cambridge University; Prof Frances Arnold, also a chemical engineer at Caltech in California, and Prof Calestous Juma, director of the Science, Tech and Globalisation Project at Harvard University in Massachusetts.

Even if project globalisation halted tomorrow, there are global links that connect us in ways that didn't exist before.

Suddenly, the "inevitability" of the project of corporate globalisation is beginning to seem more than a little evitable.

Ours should be a project for the globalisation of responsibility around which everyone on the left could unite, from Greenpeace militants to Labour ministers - even if we respect the different roles each quite properly plays.

His project was the globalisation of the restaurant business: how Gordon Ramsay is no longer content with kitchens in London, but must open in Dubai, Tokyo, New York and Paris; how the super-rich have provoked a diaspora of chefs that follow the money wherever it leads.

The research stems from an ESRC funded project that evaluates globalisation of real estate markets and urban development in the capital cities of central Europe.

Bill McKibben, founder of environmental movement 350.org, which has launched the project with the anti-globalisation organisation Attac France, described the move as a "good first step" towards Paris.

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

Indeed, economic ills make voters suspicious not only of globalisation generally but also of such EU projects as enlargement and the single market.