“As markets globalise, European exchanges will need to merge with their European rivals or risk oblivion.”

“Their participation is part a masterplan to globalise football.”

“It is the only real attempt to globalise democratically, in such a manner as to provide rights and growth.”

“These organizations have an important role to play in helping our clients to globalize their business activities.”

“In order to stop the missile development race, Japan supports the proposal to globalize the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty.”

“We also globalize by now producing for Japanese and European OEMs in North America, which we didn't do before.”

“It was an attempt to wrest back control from a globalised economy where the multinationals rule.”

“There is an urgent need today for thinking through a new system of national education, commensurate with a globalised world.”

“This is undoubtedly an age of globalised art, in which artists routinely show in other countries.”

“In recent centuries the world has become a globalized whole, united by the capitalist economic system.”

“Joanna Grabski examined the globalized world of fashion emerging from Dakar's streets and ateliers.”

“But in a globalized economy, old-fashioned isolationism just isn't tenable.”

“It is also supported by humanistic arguments and encourages us to be more outward-looking in what is a globalizing world.”

“By globalizing the culture war, it scratches an itch that's been driving social conservatives nuts since the collapse of the old Soviet Union.”

“The focus on globalizing sectors commonly references geography's traditional concern with the connectedness of activities and places.”