Sentence examples for internationalizing from inspiring English sources

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.

Partnerships "are not just about joint delivery — they are about internationalizing our staff," she said.

China is fast becoming a major source of capital for many countries, while Beijing's decision to begin internationalizing the renminbi means that within the next five years it could rival the dollar in the settlement of East Asian trade.

Those results suggest that even Japan's poster child for internationalizing a business through mergers and acquisitions has been bad for shareholders.

Vietnamese officials "are internationalizing the issue, and they're doing it in a quiet way, not in a direct way," said Carlyle A. Thayer, a scholar of Southeast Asia and maritime security at the Australian Defense Force Academy.

This strategy of "internationalizing" the issue is one that smaller Asian countries like Vietnam may adopt more often as they wrangle with the Chinese juggernaut on many fronts.

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.

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.

The straits were internationalized, and strict European control of Ottoman finances was established.