Sentence examples for globalization strategy from inspiring English sources

They noted the performance also underlined the solid execution of I.B.M. globalization strategy.

The Indian masses didn't vote for an antiglobalization strategy, they voted for (among other things) an effective globalization strategy.

The way forward for Japan's embattled electronics sector, for now, is a globalization strategy that shifts production and procurement from high-cost Japan to more competitive locations overseas.

It has embarked on a kind of "globalization strategy," establishing residences in Miami Viennaa; Lucerne, Switzerland; and in the future, New York, as part of the Lincoln Center Festival.

"Expanding into South America market is an important component in the Bank's globalization strategy," I.C.B.C. said, adding that the deal would "contribute to the fast-growing bilateral trade relations between China and Argentina".

Of course, no sooner did the B.J.P. -- which ran on a platform of taking credit for India's high-tech revolution -- go down than the usual suspects from the antiglobalization movement declared this was a grass-roots rejection of India's globalization strategy.

Development of globalization strategies for field-equation turbulence models represents one of the key contributions of the paper.

These results demonstrate the variability in antimicrobial resistance between countries and with increasing globalization the importance of a global strategy to control the spread of resistant organisms.

Those who argue that outsourcing and its punitive effect on advanced-world wages is an inevitable byproduct of globalization ignore the strategy adopted by Germany, which manages to be the world's second largest exporter AND pays their citizens decent wages.

"Unemployment depends very much on demand," said Heiner Flassbeck, the lead author of the report and the chief of globalization and trade strategies for Unctad.

It comprises four divisions on globalization and development strategies; international trade; investment, technology, and enterprise development; and services infrastructure as well as the Office of the Special Co-ordinator for Least Developed, Land-locked, and Island Developing Countries (OSC-LDC).