Sentence examples for globalisation work from inspiring English sources
First, we need a national conversation, and a national commission, on making globalisation work for Britain.
Much has been written about how to make globalisation work for all, and a solution remains elusive.
The leaders said they were determined to make globalisation work and to continue progress on debt relief for the poorest countries.
Mauritius is many economists' favourite example of how a poor country, with few natural advantages, can make globalisation work to its advantage.
They care about ensuring the EU delivers on jobs, prosperity, fighting crime, transparency in the EU institutions, the environment and making globalisation work.
As former UN secretary general Kofi Annan once noted: "If we cannot make globalisation work for all, in the end it will work for none".
Yet globalisation works for ideas too.
As globalisation works its magic, isolated groups such as the Matsigenka are becoming harder to find.
Mexico is a place in which globalisation works in unexpected ways.
"Why Globalisation Works" is a long, serious book, addressed to economists and to academics in neighbouring disciplines as much as to the intelligent general reader.
If the world's income distribution has become more equal in the past few decades, this would be powerful evidence that globalisation works to the benefit of all.
