Sentence examples for globalised movement from inspiring English sources

To lump even jihadists together as a single globalised movement is unwittingly to abet their propaganda and strengthen their bleak division of the world into Muslims and unbelievers.

What is perhaps more striking is the UK connection to the increasingly globalised Islamic gold dinar movement.

He continued: "Now all these years later the tendency is almost opposite, because in a globalised world there are many movements on behalf of human rights, justice and the environment and so on.

The disruption in FDI flows has not stopped the trend of globalised production.

Glenny works hard to marry this timeless law to the contemporary globalised scene, in particular to the liberalised movement of capital.

If it exploits links to the large North African diaspora in Europe, targets there may be next.Al-Qaeda's ideology, if not the movement itself, has become more globalised.

A globalised, interdependent world, characterized by the increasing movement of individual and populations - and where disease recognizes no borders - means that health has become a global issue' [[ 1], p.7].

The problems facing Scotland today — systemic problems about balancing fairness and prosperity within a globalised economy in the post-industrial, post-labour movement era — are essentially the same problems facing most developed liberal democratic economies in Europe.

The local food movement has successfully created an alternative to globalised cuisine.

Johnson said the future favoured globalised, free-trade urban centres which allowed the free movement of people and ideas.

Critics of the fossil fuel divestment movement say that it is hypocritical because a globalised western society (and the individuals within it) are dependent on coal, oil and gas for their everyday lives.