Sentence examples for of globalising from inspiring English sources

For Britain, wheat has been the means of globalising production and taking away our food security.

Green's associated history of globalising tendencies is a handy assemblage of other texts; a bibliography would have been useful.

The luring of globalising companies from across the world who sought to locate in the planet's biggest market was the greatest economic policy success in independent Ireland's history.

One answer is Ford 2000, an ambitious corporate reorganisation, drawn up in 1994 with the aim of globalising the company's engineering and design.

I am confident that the highly professional, united team of extremely experienced managers will be able to successfully handle the task of globalising the YukosSibneft business".

One of the intriguing aspects of globalising Anglo-American expertise is that ELT is not a high-prestige profession in either the US or the UK.

This wave of globalisation was distinctive for a more intentional approach by city governments and the rise of strategic planning for globalising cities.

One of the main groups of cities to globalise in this wave was in the United States.

Marlyebone Cricket Club (MCC) chief executive Keith Bradshaw said, It is a great honour to be hosting the first year of this competition, and demonstrates the MCC commitment to globalising our brand and venue".

"The majority of ICC members believe that if cricket was at the Olympics it could do wonders for globalising the game.

As a result, a new wave of cities globalised as part of the British Empire.