Worse, they were bound for China without Yi, who had been packed off to the Washington Wizards in June, or the Mandarin whiz, who'd been globalized out of a job.
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).
"Samsung has led the advancing and globalizing of South Korean businesses," the special prosecutor, Cho Joon-woong, said at a televised news conference.
It's anyone's guess, because of the world we now live in— with its global economy, globalized recession, globalized sense of dread about the future, and panoply of world leaders who seem incapable of repairing anything anymore.
Describing himself as, "educated in the centers of power, globalized in the margins of the world," Sohonie spent some years working for German archive label, Analog Africa, where he acted as as lead researcher, writer, and editor for the liner notes of multiple compilations, all of which aimed to tell as true a cultural story as possible.
The alternative is a bland, meaningless existence in which we are reduced to the status of mere consumers, meekly leading our ordered, featureless lives, with all the human character globalized out of us.
He appeals to an urban, connected, educated, "globalized" part of the electorate.
Digital forms of direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical marketing (eDTCA) have globalized in an era of free and open information exchange.
Japan is third after India and Indonesia in terms of national synergy, whereas in Korea, the system is globalized at the level of advanced western nations.
The reality is that we are globalized through the means of communication.
The hosts questioned nothing they saw while piously tsk-tsk-ing at places "globalized" by the scourge of potable tap water and grocery stores.
