Sentence examples for with the globalised from inspiring English sources

"It's clear that we need a modern system of supplying innovations that is integrated with the globalised world, that attracts the best minds and makes the most of partner connections," Medvedev told the first group of graduates from Skolkovo's new graduate school, Skoltech.

With the globalised calendar, that is no longer possible - to widespread regret.

The new secondary curriculum will be a knowledge-rich curriculum, the type that is commonplace in the independent sector and in the successful emerging economies that Britain will compete with in the globalised marketplace of tomorrow.

Many of the themes we offered in 1997 - strong leadership, the economy, education, a common purpose with business in the globalised economy - will continue to resonate.

With increasing integration into the globalised community, the unease and frustration of disenfranchised citizens is likely to increase.

That seemed to change with the emergence of megacities in the globalised world, whether New York, Delhi or London.

Recent tournaments have shown the Europeans are strong if they can conciliate the globalised strength of their leagues with a cohesive identity for their national teams.  .

Lonely Planet was being lumped in with McDonald's as responsible for the ills of the globalised world.

One of the benefits of the globalised internet, Harrison says, is that remote villagers with endangered languages can reach a global audience.

As liberal democracies with advanced market economies, Europe and the United States remain key players in the globalised world.

The winners belong to the globalised economy.