Sentence examples for globalized standards from inspiring English sources

Can there be any other choice in a globalizing world that still lacks globalized standards?

In "All Politics Is Global," I examined the politics of regulatory standards in a globalized economy.

We live in an increasingly globalized and globalizing world.

It should be Europe and the U.S. that shape the norms and standards of this globalized world.

The news of the direct link between CPF and major international retail stores that include Walmart, Carrefour, Costco, and Tesco brings up issues of how globalized companies address international labor standards.

In summary, given complicated production processes, globalized production, and the variety of standards and certifications that are followed, little explanation and understanding make utilizing sustainability labels for apparel products very difficult.

On the one hand, in Mexico we have ultra-competitive, modern, and globalized companies that adhere to world standards of quality and efficiency.

Those transportation systems are essential in an increasingly globalized world, as well as for enhancing standards of living.

A globalized world economy needs global power sources.

The goal at this school of business and commerce is to teach students how to compete in a globalized world where American business models set the standard.

While campaigning in Iowa last week, Senator Barack Obama, Democrat of Illinois, suggested that even those who followed the standard advice for coping with a globalized economy — get more education for higher-skilled jobs — were losing out.