Sentence examples for globalised mobility from inspiring English sources
Superdiversity is the process of inter- and intra-group diversification triggered by increased globalised mobility [ 7], resulting in a level of population complexity and heterogeneity, and a faster pace of change than ever previously witnessed [ 8, 9].
Globalisation increases mobility.
In the Caribbean, St Kitts & Nevis offers citizenship in return for a property purchase of $350,000 plus government fees; citizens are able to enjoy foreign income, capital gains, gifts, wealth and inheritance free of tax.What makes this tax competition even more acute is the mobility of money in a globalised world.
The Pan-European Personal Pension Product (PEPP) would be portable cross-borders in the EU therefore better adjusted to a globalised economy with open borders and labour mobility.
Globalised diktatism or globalised democratism?
"This is a globalised era.
Odd things happen when language is globalised.
It is a globalised novel for a globalised world".
Such a globalised market has its attractions.
