Sentence examples for internationalisation effect from inspiring English sources

For those of you who have not seen the Technorati quarterly report from Dave Sifry, have a quick read it  certainly makes fascinating reading and analysis on the rapid growth of the blogosphere and the internationalisation effect of the web.

Using panel data for UK universities we identify significant resource, internationalisation and business engagement effects.

As a result, internationalisation issues will continue to be increasingly important to business.

In this paper we focus on the context of the increasing internationalisation of firms and how this has an effect upon modern-day typologies of HR roles.

As Teichler (2004) stated, internationalisation of education without addressing core competency requirements of a global market results in unemployment.

One of the perhaps most welcome effects of the club's hard-nosed drive toward internationalisation has been the marginalisation of local politicians on the board.

The recent formalisation and internationalisation of safeguarding in sport has made the issue increasingly significant for organisations that work with child athletes.

Nowadays, internationalisation affects everyone, whether or not they wish to internationalise themselves.

The internationalisation of the economy and the free movement of labour within the EU have, according to the vocational teachers, had an effect on the students' home background.

Internationalisation award winner: University of Worcester.

But what does internationalisation mean?