Sentence examples for globalised model from inspiring English sources
But excesses of greed and hubris - such as the invasion of Iraq, the sub-prime crisis and the environmental disaster precipitated by a recklessly globalised model of consumer capitalism - have accelerated the decline of western power.
The paper makes a case for re-examination of dominant technology-centred globalised models of development and points to the need for indigenisation of ICTs to provide tools for citizen participation.
Ireland is set to endure a deeper recession than other rich countries because of its "globalised" economic model.
Following the evaluation of the influence of bed thickness, air mass rate and air temperature on the kinetics of drying, a kinetic model of globalised parameters is proposed.
By contrast, the Commonwealth heads of government meeting in Australia is the model of a modern, globalised alliance.
Neither left nor right has found a way to persuade the electorate to accept the sacrifices needed to rescue the French social and economic model in a threatening, globalised world.
Spending may even pick up if the uncertainty over taxes is ended.There may be regrets about the excesses of the housing bubble, but not about Ireland's globalised growth model .The key is to turn the model back to export-led growth," says Brian Lenihan, the finance minister.
For instance, is a "European model" based around open borders, free trade and generous welfare systems sustainable in a globalised world?
As such, UA must be understood as one of planning's current "models-in-circulation" (Roy and Ong, 2011), characterised by the traveling of ideas and policies in a globalised world (Healey, 2013).
"This is a globalised era.
