Sentence examples for globalized characteristics from inspiring English sources

Trans-border healthcare provision is prominent in most studied settings, conferring regional and sometimes true globalized characteristics to these arenas.

The complexities of this particular mixed-methods case study are discussed in more detail elsewhere [ 63]; we focus here on how this study helps to demonstrate three of the multidimensional and transformative characteristics of globalization associated with global politics, economic trends and the cultural expansion of globalized health rights terminology.

As Deloitte Consulting concluded in a report last month, the organizational characteristics that deliver competitive advantage to successfully globalized companies "have created a new genre of systemic risk".

We expected levels of risky sexual behaviour would be associated with residing in more globalized urban centers; and would be associated with socio-cultural characteristics.

The meanings and use of categories such as gay, koti ('effeminate' males, who feel like women inside and are sexually attracted to men) and MSM (men who have sex with men), are profoundly shaped by what I describe as the NGO-isation of cultural space characteristic of Bangladesh as well as the increasingly globalized currency of particular modes of 'gay' culture.

Globally, they remain 'soft' law, albeit representing 'the most globalized political value of our times' [ 105].

Increasingly globalized media and international travel also increased interest in novel and "global foods" (Traill 2006).

Hyperefficient globalized companies need fewer workers.

We have a globalized economy.

"In this globalized world, we have fallen into globalized indifference," Francis said.

Little-Britainism does not suit a globalized world.