Sentence examples for globalized that from inspiring English sources

President John F. Kennedy globalized that effort by establishing the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) that today has a budget of $27 billion and 4,000 employees who deliver humanitarian assistance worldwide by providing, for instance, $44 million in emergency relief for 700,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.

With the turn of the millennium, discourses around AIDS also became increasingly "globalized" (that is the impacts of AIDS in developing countries were deemed an issue of "global concern").

"We have a vision of creating a strong national firm headquartered on both coasts and globalizing that firm".

There are all-night clubs, of course, many of them globalized spaces that may make you wait in line and may even welcome 16-year-olds if their party dresses are cool enough.

In the face of globalizing forces that enable communities to expand their range of exploitation beyond local carrying capacity, how relevant are these concepts?

Contemporary society knows no pure globality that exists independently of territorial spaces, which means that the 'present world is globalizing, not totally globalized'.

Specifically, eDTCA has already been identified as easily transmitting over geopolitical borders via satellite TV, the Internet, and social media, consequentially becoming "globalized" given that it is disseminated and can be easily accessed by consumers worldwide [ 10, 25, 26].

A society that does not globalize is a society that fails to preserve the best of its past.

They globalized a conflict that they should have sought to contain.

I asked him what he thought of the glittering, globalized new Times Square that he had helped bring into being.

Because the Internet globalizes information markets, that means there is just one information market.