Examples of using Globalisation in English and their translations into Turkish
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It's like globalisation- it's inevitable.
I single-handedly dreamed up globalisation.
Well, that's globalisation, isn't it?
Greece wasn't doing anything to prepare for globalisation.
Globalisation, disruptive developments, and refugees… We have none of this!
You visited Europe, and you know what globalisation and free market mean.
Globalisation, their surroundings and corporate culture will take them there.
Sissako's themes include globalisation, exile and the displacement of people.
Globalisation, and particularly the liberalisation of finance and trade, undermines the lavish welfare state in Western Europe.
Wealth today, he argues, is created everywhere(globalisation), nowhere(cyberspace), and out there outer space.
Globalisation increasingly shifts the ideological confrontation between left and right in democratic societies into the international arena.
With regard to the movie industry,in terms of hard cash and interest globalisation, American supremacy was attained long ago.
The blood represents globalisation and the sheep's skull is the death of democracy.
The referenda in France andthe Netherlands signaled considerable anguish regarding immigration, globalisation and the fate of the welfare state.
To a large extent, globalisation annuls the competitive advantage of low wages in Europe.
Greece has yet to establish a system for equipping young people to respond to the challenges andneeds of the globalisation era, officials say.
The globalisation process is showing us how small we are compared to the capital, the markets," Basescu said to young Romanians living in the diaspora.
General Ilker Basbug became chief of the Turkish General Staff last week and gave a key speech to outline his views on secularism,the nation-state and globalisation.
In any case, globalisation is likely to reflect more and more the battle of ideas, with traditional politics delving increasingly into the international domain.
Over 180 participants from 13 countries discussed public-private partnerships in information technologies and communications, workforce trends,interaction and collaboration in joint projects, globalisation and strategic partnerships.
One explanation would be that liberalisation(or globalisation), by its very nature, brings about such reactions throughout the world, in rich economies as well as poor ones.
On the other hand, many unique and local aspects of collective living-- tradition, culture, aspects of the economy, aspects of social life--will be wiped out by these trends of globalisation, which put an emphasis on profit, speed and hierarchical thinking.
This provides momentum for globalisation of the European electricity market and lifts supply safety to a higher level," HEP Chief Executive Ivan Mravak said on 11 October.
In Greece, the National Observatory of Athens has produced a regional climate model based on projected increases of greenhouse gases over the next century, factoring in world population growth, economic globalisation and availability of advanced technology.
It puts the broader picture of not just Positive Money,but actually environmental issues, globalisation problems, civil disobedience in the face of failed governance, and makes the point about the relationship about journalism and governance.
The choice between globalisation and"managed globalisation" is between accepting the effects of completely free markets-- with total policy disregard for market failures and their social consequences-- and trying to construct an international policy, which should address or prevent massive co-ordination failures.
Dani Rodrik, the well-known Harvard University academic, aptly observed that there is no modern economy that does not blend the public and the private spheres.[WorldBank] With globalisation on the rise after the fall of the Soviet empire, a sense of chaos and frustration remains in many parts of the world. How will the poorer nations fare?
This century is the century of integration and globalisation, which helps us to know each other better, help each other, exchange best practices, and find more acceptable solutions in establishing peace and stability worldwide," Kosovo President Atifete Jahjaga said as she addressed participants.
He asked the media to voluntarily discuss giving up regulation rights, but has drawn fire from one of the committee members, journalist Paschos Mandravelis of the daily Kathimerini, who wrote,"Any attempt to identify bloggers or to censor even the worstkind of blogs… is bound to fail… the globalisation of the net, creates the greatest denominator of freedom.
Globalisation can be understood in a different vein, which looks at the functioning of real markets- with their pros and cons- and which takes into account insights of advanced economic theory such as informational asymmetries, increasing returns(while technological progress is intense), agglomeration effects(clusters), multiple(bad) equilibria, the role of economic geography, and so on.