Sentence examples for internationalized from inspiring English sources
The word 'internationalized' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to something becoming globalized, diffused, or made widely available or accepted. For example, "The rise of technology has internationalized communication and paved the way for greater global understanding."
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Past of internationalize
PG: Because our seafood supply is so internationalized with so much swapping back and forth and vast Asian processing hubs in the middle, I do believe we have less of an idea of where our seafood comes from than other foods out there.
Since then, encouraged by the lifting of restrictions on the free movement of capital within the EU in 1990, banks have broadly internationalized their activities.
Its status and borders remained undefined, but the document internationalized the Polish question.
The straits were internationalized, and strict European control of Ottoman finances was established.
Yet by May 1916 Great Britain, France, and Russia had reached an agreement (the Sykes-Picot Agreement) according to which, inter alia, the bulk of Palestine was to be internationalized.
Publications and recordings have effectively internationalized music in its most significant, as well as its most trivial, manifestations.
Israeli leaders charged that Arafat, unhappy about elements in the peace package, was trying to internationalize the conflict and to render the American facilitating role less central.
After the efforts of the English archaeologist Charles Waldstein to internationalize the excavations at Herculaneum (1904) by collecting contributions for this purpose from various nations in Europe and America, the work was finally resumed in May 1927 with Italian state funds and with the object of conducting the excavations with the same continuity as those of Pompeii.
The first major step Belgium took in internationalizing its economy occurred when it became a charter member of the European Coal and Steel Community in 1952.
It is late in the day to try to "internationalize" Iraq, and other countries could be forgiven for doubting America's sincerity.
Neither does the Administration's reluctance to internationalize the effort to rebuild.
