Sentence examples for globalized knowledge from inspiring English sources

The idea of 'social investment' is that governments should make public investments in educating and keeping their populations healthy to ensure a workforce that can compete in the globalized knowledge economy and to reduce future social welfare costs (Jenson [2001], [2009b]; White [2012]).

In light of demographic change as well as the ambition to stay competitive in a globalized knowledge society, international students have become an increasingly precious and sought-after immigrant group [ 1].

Hulme and Jasanoff have written widely about the globalizing of knowledge embodied in the IPCC with its global focus and emphasis on consensus (Hulme 2010, 2011; Hulme and Mahony 2010; Jasanoff 2010a).

I'm a big believer in the theory that that's where a lot of fundamental American innovation came from, and that it's something America has lost in the great globalized "knowledge-economy" age.

Knowledge creation has globalized and there is a fierce race underway for talent.

Knowledge work can be globalized and virtualized faster.

It also frames Australia's health workforce realities in a global context – a necessity in our increasingly globalized world.

Understood this way, one can logically ask, if queerness has now gone global, which brand of it has been globalized?

Along with globalization, risk factors of NCDs have also been globalized.

Solidarity too must be globalized".

"Why not get workers from somewhere else? Labor should be globalized, just as business is globalized".