Sentence examples for globalised production from inspiring English sources

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

In other words: the debt that is now dragging us all down is not the result of lazy Greek workers, benefit scroungers or illegal immigrants being personally handed bundles of cash by Gordon Brown, but was absolutely necessary for the massive transition from national to globalised production during the 1980s and 1990s.

Say what we will about the benefits of globalised production chains, minimising jetlag clearly has its benefits.

In the globalised mass production of pictures, the pedagogy of art and iconology has a special significance in contributing to humanisation and the liberation of man.

Of these activities, probably the primary factor driving human and animal interaction is globalised livestock production, which tends to focus on maximising profit, sometimes with ethical implication.

But as with so much globalised, liberalised food production today, the new jobs created are "flexible" and conditions often so tough that they are filled not by locals but by Nicaraguan migrants.

Lax regulation in China was a contributing factor: the contaminated products may have been mislabelled to avoid inspections, but such inspections were rare in any case.So was it the industrialised, globalised, outsourced food-production system that killed thousands of pets?

In this highly globalised manufacturing ecosystem, product design and verification activities, production and inspection processes, and technical support services are spread across global supply chains and customer networks.

The invention of a new form of hot-air bath in Blarney, Ireland in 1856, variously known in its lifetime as the Roman Irish or Turkish Bath, acted as the starting point for a the production of a globalised therapeutic landscape.

Pharmaceutical corporations face rapidly rising process research and development (R&D) as well as production costs due to globalised competition.

"The Meduza Project and others like it are part of that shift not away from Russia, but on to a different level of media production which is more globalised and not just within the boundaries of the Russian Federation".