Sentence examples for globalised property from inspiring English sources
This is where the PR companies who oil the wheels of this new globalised property industry come in, hosting champagne receptions for councils, developers and foreign investors property industry shindigs.
The western lionising of Wadjda could even be counterproductive, comfortably setting up al-Mansour as the property of the lucrative globalised film festival circuit while her debut has yet to secure a release in a single Muslim country.
Through exhibitions, debates and workshops, After Belonging will examine questions of citizenship, residence, property and identity in our fluid, globalised world.
Property taxes are a stable source of revenue in a globalised world where firms and skilled people can easily move.
Countries that do not sign up to the Berne Convention and other international agreements relating to intellectual property rights find themselves excluded from the mainstream of a globalised culture.
What is the place for local identity in a globalised economy?
Globalised diktatism or globalised democratism?
"This is a globalised era.
That is even truer of urbanising emerging economies with large informal sectors.Property taxes are a stable source of revenue in a globalised world where firms and skilled people can easily move.
It is a globalised novel for a globalised world".
