How To Use Globalize In A Sentence
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Mass culture is supposedly a leveler and globalizer - by definition, we all share mass cultural references.
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For one thing, it is still "AAU" (All About Us) as if what happens in the US economy in a globalized world is somehow separate and disconnected to what happens to people "out there.
Danny Schechter: The Economic Debate Has Yet to Target Key Issues
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What needs to be globalised is knowledge and understanding.
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For some cynics, it is merely the foreign junkets and chance to travel on per diem expenses that draws the attraction of our globalised political classes.
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Last year, Alipay President Shao Xiaofeng said the company needs to "globalize" its operations.
PCWorld
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In a globalized economy, it imposes penury on trading partners, especially the poorest countries.
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globalize" - make available to all document types - metadata fields that are selection lists; and the addition of a faxed-document report to Administrative Tools.
Information Technology News
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The world is too globalized, too interconnected, too interdependent to allow for that.
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Can any one explain why we have to "globalize" all the inhabitants of this part of the world by calling them "latin", or "spanish", or at best "ibero", americans ?
Languagehat.com: ARCHIVE(S).
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Now it is possible to concentrate income quickly through the globalized financial system which grows in lockstep with the increasing concentration of income upward.
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The New Economy of globalised capital flows thus creates a new division of capitalists and proletarians - owners and workers.
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The curious thing is that in some ways this is the least globalised confederation.
Times, Sunday Times
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She has grown up in Seattle and is unexposed to the challenges of life in the wild, among the under-globalized.
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This is undoubtedly an age of globalised art, in which artists routinely show in other countries.
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In a globalised world it could no longer compete with capitalism and simply gave up, exhausted.
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The moment the debate was publicized on the Internet, it was globalized.
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In a globalised world when governments badly need to win the confidence of international exchange markets, the idea of heedlessly borrowing and spending your way out of recession is as outdated as the films of George Formby and Gracie Fields.
This is Money | Home
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In recent centuries the world has become a globalized whole, united by the capitalist economic system.
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No other word globalized by English evokes the mix of pleasure and peril that surrounds safari.
The English Is Coming!
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Because in the free and open parts of the globalised world, the only other option for us all will be to erect our barbed-wire fences and hire our personal security guards, and wait in fear for the bestial truth to come for us, too.
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Israel's attempt to "globalize" Gaza imperils us all.
Palestine Blogs aggregator
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The greatest threat of globalisation is to diversity, or, biodiversity, to use a truly globalised word.
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For the Australian people, the collapse of the globalised monetary system is good news: we can dump the policies that have destroyed our industrial economy, and we can rebuild and reindustrialise.
NewsBlaze.com Current News - Top Stories
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It was an attempt to wrest back control from a globalised economy where the multinationals rule.
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Satellite broadcasting is helping to globalize television.
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Hyperglobalizers insist that the minimalist political order of the future will be determined by regional economies linked together in an almost seamless global web of production and exchange.
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In a globalized world and given the economic environment in the West, onshoring should be given as much importance as offshoring.
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It is just one way that what Guillermo Ortiz, Mexico's central bank governor, referred to as the "Anglo-Saxon concept" of economic policy needs to be adapted to a more diverse and globalized world.
At IMF, the hunt for a new consensus
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It is a common conceit that that a globalised agricultural industry somehow makes us more vulnerable to food shortages.
Times, Sunday Times
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The trade-off in this crisis is not the sort that our globalised politicians are used to dealing with.
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The point you are missing in your analysis is that the US economy has "globalized" to the extent there is no US economy anymore, because the currecny and trading area is international.
Worrying About Demand, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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These alliances sometimes have great breadth and may be read as strategies of liberation that respond to the current ways in which capital is regionalized and globalized.
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Instead of padding your language with unnecessary and often meaningless words and phrases (i.e., "globalize," "push the envelope," "intellectual capital," "core competency"), consider ways that will help you speak and write with more clarity and less jargon.
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The crux of the film is isolation in a so-called globalized world," Mehta said.
Brandon Sun Online - Top Stories
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He has a particularly fine eye for a culture and landscape in transit from what he calls a "high-context" India of caste, regional and linguistic divisions to the "low-context" promise of the English-speaking, globalized, technocratic elite.
New India, Old Schemes
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I mean, this so-called globalized economy, you know, there's this export of American jobs wholesale to China and Indonesia and Bangladesh, and now we hear the president and we hear leaders of the Congress say, well, you can't get Americans to do these jobs, so we need to import cheap labor.
CNN Transcript Apr 6, 2006
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But it is the duty of government to make provision for the future and to keep its citizens equipped to compete in a globalised market.
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The curious thing is that in some ways this is the least globalised confederation.
Times, Sunday Times
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The casualties, in our wonderfully varied city, are as globalised as the ideology that caused them.
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It just goes to show that there's nothing like a globalized media for sensationalism.
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Should we globalize aspects of a brand: its name, its creative concept and the product itself?
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No, the globalizers don't care, because they can sit in their ivory towers and "theorize" while we toil away.
Free Trade in Tech Labor, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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In its quest for a national essence, it excludes from the "national" realm precisely those differences that are the hallmark of our globalised society and of its continual creolisation.
The Guardian World News
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It comes from a deep-seated conviction that there is only one economic system, the globalised free market, set in the political context of liberal democracy.
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This stability in height is rather surprising, however, considering how much more globalized is the pool of athletes from which the NBA is now drawn.
Matthew Yglesias » Old School
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Joanna Grabski examined the globalized world of fashion emerging from Dakar's streets and ateliers.
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But it is increasingly possible - it's not just goods that are globalised.
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Undereducated and unskilled workers continue to struggle to find a place in the globalised world.
Times, Sunday Times
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In this era of desis (Indian expatriates living overseas) and globalized outsourcing, the subcontinent is more hip to homosexuality than it would seem at first glance.
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As markets globalise, European exchanges will need to merge with their European rivals or risk oblivion.
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Our increasingly globalized world economy has had negative impacts on the lives of college students as well.
Sociology
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It will be globalized and changed to the same kind of feudalistic structure that the Europeans and Commonwealth countries have.
We saw that...
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Contrary to the sceptics, MNCs are not simply national firms with international operations, nor are they, as the hyperglobalizers argue, footloose corporations which wander the globe in search of maximum profits.
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But if the exhibition failed to instate a new globalized interpretation of art history or even to propose a usable definition of good art, this was perhaps by design.
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Their participation is part a masterplan to globalise football.
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It was an idea which broke all the rules of modern marketing, moving in the opposite direction from globalised branding to create specialised labels for extra cachet, selling whisky like books.
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Is it just me (and my inadequate knowledge of economics), or does anyone else see a similarity between the priniciple of comparative advantage playing out in globalized, international free trade and sectional trade in the U.S.?
Matthew Yglesias » The Southern Way
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But in a globalized economy, old-fashioned isolationism just isn't tenable.
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Also, with Brightcove 3 we began our efforts to 'globalize' our service so that viewers and users can use our platform in any language, and we are starting to globalize our service operations and support as well.
Brightcove Blog
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Rather than seeing this as Lenovo's opportunity to "globalize," the company's leadership might have been better off thinking of the merger as an opportunity to "internationalize" (a favored term among Chinese companies looking to expand beyond Greater China), focusing on a smaller number of markets where the combined company was strongest.
China Stocks News and Analysis from Seeking Alpha
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Reopening domestic production is an important part of a globalised supply chain, " David Sandalow, the energy department's assistant secretary for international affairs told a seminar in Washington.
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The curious thing is that in some ways this is the least globalised confederation.
Times, Sunday Times
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There is an urgent need today for thinking through a new system of national education, commensurate with a globalised world.
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Globalized investment managers should move funds among markets in a volume sufficient to arbitrage real yields together.
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And this is the drama of this world which many call globalized, is that Asia, Arabic countries, Latin America, are much more ahead in being healthy, educated, having human resources than they are economically.
Hans Rosling's new insights on poverty
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As the economy develops, it will continue to globalize.
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It is this massive boom in poultry that is largely responsible for changing the rural South from a biracial, agricultural culture to a globalized entrepot.
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As the world becomes more complex, some things do, of course, standardize and globalize.
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The main hope is that its rich medal sports, weightlifting and wrestling, do not become too globalised.
Times, Sunday Times
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The threat, according to the Ukrainian-born Eugene Hütz -- leader of the gypsy, punk, cabaret band Gogol Bordello -- is a globalized economic system that spawns soulless, edgeless, byproducts "where you can buy all these stupid souvenirs and shirts that you can't tell where they're from.
Anthony Papa: Eugene Hütz of Gogol Bordello Featured in Animation, Globalization, by EarSay
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The threat, according to the Ukrainian-born Eugene Hütz -- leader of the gypsy, punk, cabaret band Gogol Bordello -- is a globalized economic system that spawns soulless, edgeless, byproducts "where you can buy all these stupid souvenirs and shirts that you can't tell where they're from.
Anthony Papa: Eugene Hütz of Gogol Bordello Featured in Animation, Globalization, by EarSay
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Satellite broadcasting is helping to globalize television.
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We narrowed it down to a range of issues which we feel are connected with what the Pope himself would like to say in his next encyclical about the relationship between capital and labour in a globalised world.
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As the world becomes more complex, some things do, of course, standardize and globalize.
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Capital mobility causes plenty of mischief in our overly globalized world, but it's a myth that capital has been denationalized into free-floating ether.
Ian Fletcher: A Review of Ha-Joon Chang's 23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism
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In a world increasingly affected by globalized economic and commercial interests, Benedict XVI has made an appeal to "globalize" the call for solidarity.
Archive 2008-06-01
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In these essays, the globalized economy appears principally as a means of melioration for the gutsy women who exploit its singular opportunities.
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Our increasingly globalized world economy has had negative impacts on the lives of college students as well.
Sociology
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A cosmopolitanism oriented by varieties of cultural practice in a globalized world makes theoretical room for a critique of secularism, or more specifically allows us to parochialize secular theoretical assumptions, whereas a cosmopolitanism organized by a dialectic of the universal and the particular remains within a modern problematic that tends to validate secular theoretical assumptions. [
Introduction
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A globalised world is a world following what I call the logistic principle.
Despatches from the Globalisation Front
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And the vision that must develop has to be one that is functional and that is effective in a globalised world.
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South Korea's major business conglomerates, known as the chaebols, were encouraged to globalize their operations into Asia, Europe, and North America.
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Markets are being increasingly globalized
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They argue that the economic benefits of euro membership far outweigh loss of sovereignty - which they say is anyway ebbing away as the world economy globalises.
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We are globalised, but have no real intimacy with the rest of the world
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For Korean brands, a key mantra has been to globalize their corporate identity.
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Capital mobility causes plenty of mischief in our overly globalized world, but it's a myth that capital has been denationalized into free-floating ether.
Ian Fletcher: A Review of Ha-Joon Chang's 23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism
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But genes don't make us amortal; our socialisation does that, and the elements of that socialisation have changed dramatically as the culture of deference died, and traditional forms of authority ceded dominance to a makeshift cast of celebrities and scientists and a globalised, digitised range of cultural influences.
The Guardian World News
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Head of the Agriculture society, Wendy Lee Yuen said it was imperative that the sugar industry continues to say alive in a globalised world.
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The executives of international oil corporations, avowed globalizers in theory, are in practice the friends of regressive political economies.
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However they will need to adapt to a world that has become more complex and globalised since they left office.
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The main hope is that its rich medal sports, weightlifting and wrestling, do not become too globalised.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ireland is arguably the most globalised society in the world.
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Mr. Assayas's fluid camera, sensitivity to actorly dynamics, and affinity for globalized scenarios flow perfectly, animating a historical cipher as a vain, ego-driven, real-life Bond villain who seduces dark-eyed women and Third World leaders with equal ease — even if most of his operations were bungled jobs.
The Best of the Fest
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Outside the commercial attitude of payed services and web spaces, we happily welcome those who feel unresting towards cultural and media censorship, towards the globalized imagery they are preparing, packing and selling us every day.
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Capitalist globalization has created new groups of what can be termed indigenous globalizers, aspiring members of the transnational capitalist class who have replaced the old compradors.
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To say that the financial system has become globalized is a cliché.
Different Drummers
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In a globalized world, is it helpful to consider economic prosperity, foreign policy, and security and migration in separate silos?
