"make it global" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to expand something to have a worldwide reach or impact. Example: The company plans to invest in international marketing to make its brand global.
The training shouldn't be limited to specific offenders; make it global.
"After the calling of 17 September (entirely planned by them as far as we know), we just liked the idea and decided to make it global".
We have to make it global, then it is not just you asking [for a pay rise], it is everyone around the world – and they will have to listen".
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We only make it global by fighting it.
It took a TV crew acquiring the video footage to make it global.
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The journal has had a radical tradition ever since it was founded by Thomas Wakley in 1823, and Richard Horton, the current editor, has restored that tradition and made it global.
When we left, whose photo was now above Clinton's, but Jota's?" Bayona – the Catalan fanboy making it global – had found himself a prime spot in one of cinema's newest growth areas.
So serious, in fact, that we're super-sizing the Hackathon, taking it online and making it global.
The company hopes that its recent $2.7 billion acquisition of Pringles from the Procter & Gamble Company will make it a global player in the market for snacks.
