Sentence examples for globalization policies from inspiring English sources

Elmer Labog, a labor leader, said the president should be removed for "her sycophancy to foreign monopoly firms," which he said was reflected in "her promotion of globalization policies".

Indeed, speaking of phrases I've never heard here before, another goes like this: "Is the 'Beijing Consensus' replacing the 'Washington Consensus?' " Washington Consensus is a term coined after the cold war for the free-market, pro-trade and globalization policies promoted by America.

We will need to build public interests into our globalization policies at national and international levels.

Since China became a member of the WTO, its share of world trade and foreign direct investment have grown at a faster pace However, to adapt to changes brought about by globalization, policy makers require more comprehensive models to assess policies and to forecast the impacts of policies.

Celeste Drake, a trade and globalization policy specialist at the AFL-CIO, agreed.

But, as the hard data shows, we cannot simply educate our way out of the problems associated with a globalization policy whereby our economy is regulated exclusively to enhance multinational corporate profits - and not to enhance ordinary people's lives.

Whether Ron Kirk is a good choice for trade representative will be determined by his ability to deliver on President-elect Obama's pledges to the American public to create a new trade and globalization policy that benefits more Americans.

Kirk's first challenge will be negotiating at home to create a new American trade and globalization policy that benefits more Americans and thus gains the support of the public and Congress, a majority of whom oppose the status-quo model.

Globalization, immigration policies for us to hire, we as an industry have more to do for those things.

In what way are cultural economic globalization, neoliberal policies and privatization driving land use expansion and intensification by smallholders at high altitudes?

The threat of recession "is a terrible distraction to everyone," as Douglas Holtz-Eakin, Senator John McCain's economic adviser, said, because it moves the debate away from globalization, energy policy and climate change, and onto smaller topics like one-time tax rebates.