Examples of 'globalised' in a sentence
Meaning of "globalised"
Globalise is a verb meaning to make something operate on a global scale or to extend to a worldwide scope
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- simple past tense and past participle of globalise
- Influenced by globalisation.
How to use "globalised" in a sentence
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Functioning globalised financial markets are no doubt advantageous.
A way of coping in the shadow of a globalised market.
A globalised world requires a proper institutional framework.
Our competitiveness in the globalised economy is at stake.
Our globalised society demands increasing mobility.
Urgent reforms of the globalised economy are required.
New globalised economy ushers in new opportunities.
Everything has been globalised except our consent.
The sector is more and more globalised.
The foundations of a globalised capitalist economy were emerging.
This is particularly necessary in our globalised world.
Between a globalised market and an urbanised world.
Industrial policy for the globalised era.
They are also globalised citizens of the world.
Research is a key competitive asset in a globalised world.
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A globalised economy needs globally accepted codes of behaviour.
Innovation is the key to competitiveness in a globalised economy.
Our competitiveness in the globalised world depends on our doing so.
But sentiments are same and can be globalised.
A globalised world needs global answers.
We realised that we were already living in a globalised world.
Globalised system without any trust.
Biological agents in a greener yet globalised economy.
An ever more globalised world creates new requirements.
You want a better job in a globalised world.
Thus a smaller globalised world is being created.
Christianity is surely the most globalised religion.
Globalised supply chains exploit predominantly female labour.
Extensive working hours for a globalised world.
In a globalised world this is a severe weakness.
Industrial policy for a globalised era flagship.
N our globalised communication society with its fast.
Big companies are more globalised than ever.
Globalised trade gives producers an incentive to do so.
But the economy has never been so globalised.
This is key in a globalised connected world.
Region restrictions do not work in a globalised world.
It has become globalised and modernised.
Economic and financial inclusion in a globalised world.
Especially in a globalised era like ours.
Trade of materials and services is not globalised.
It has been an international and globalised activity since antiquity.
A globalised world that needs to communicate.
This gains importance in our globalised economy.
Globalised economy that is to be challenged in solidarity with all.
Bilingualism is a valuable asset in the globalised economy.
Globalised exploitation is particularly aimed at immigrants.
We confront the challenges of health in a globalised world.
A globalised education for a globalised world.
Much has changed in our globalised societies.
