Sentence examples for globalized children from inspiring English sources

Jack Otero, Arlington, Virginia Former U.S. deputy undersecretary of labor for international affairs and a former vice president of the AFL-CIO Globalized children Regarding Verna Yu's article "Cantonese please," (Meanwhile, July 23): I am Dutch, my wife is English and our adopted children are from Vietnam.

"As the world becomes more and more globalized, the one child we are supporting today may be supporting society even beyond Bangladesh in the future," concluded Mr. Dahal.

But even if there is no inheritance tax in mainland China and in many other places in Asia, like Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Malaysia, an increasingly globalized world means that children are now often living abroad, which opens the door for inheritance taxes in the countries where the children are now based.

I demonstrate that contextualized geographies of working children in globalized agriculture reveal the nature of multinational corporations' engagements in specific places.

We live in an increasingly globalized and globalizing world.

"In today's globalized and interconnected world, all unimmunized children remain at risk of being infected with vaccine-preventable diseases.

Even parents skeptical of Western influences want their children to obtain a more globalized education abroad or at home, which the West can facilitate.

Americans need to hear how he plans to halt the economy's frightening downward spiral and help millions who have lost their jobs, homes and hopes while also preparing our children to compete in a globalized world.

He offered a government that does not try to solve every problem but will do those things beyond the power of individual citizens: to regulate the economy fairly, keep the air clean and the food safe, ensure that the sick have access to health care, and educate children to compete in a globalized world.

I don't think you can take economics in a global economy that is becoming increasingly globalized and act as if it's totally separate from child labor or other abusive labor practices or what the impact of economic activity on the environment is.

A globalized world economy needs global power sources.