Sentence examples for to globalising from inspiring English sources

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".

Until the industry that helped bring about globalisation is allowed to globalise itself, flying will remain troublesome and dirty.

Airlines need to spend $14 billion a year on new aircraft just to keep the age of the fleet at the current average of 12 years, says CreditSights, a research firm.Governments need the political determination to change the archaic rules governing an industry that has helped to make globalisation possible but has itself failed to globalise.

Part of the answer to this conundrum seems to be to globalise.

The first is an effort by America's trial lawyers to globalise their industry.

But a movement like this allows us to globalise this struggle.

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

"Lots of test teams are trying to globalise the sport, and Africa is an untapped entity.

"Before we globalise our services, we need to globalise our employees," he says.Currently, Rakuten is too reliant on a single business in a single maturing market.

It is a lack of compassion," he said, urging the audience to "globalise compassion", starting with children.

But, in a deliberate attempt to globalise the game, the football authorities awarded the 1994 event to the United States, where it played to huge and enthusiastic crowds.