Examples of using Globalisation in English and their translations into Japanese
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We noted that the rapidly changing international environment and globalisation brought forth both opportunities and challenges.
The manufacturing industry now faces globalisation challenges and this is the starting point of this Master's programme.
New digital technologies and globalisation have transformed the business of media as well as the life of other industries.
The golden age of globalisation, in 1990-2010, was something to behold.
The master's programme in Globalisation and Development Studies focuses on how globalisation dynamics affect developing areas.
We cannot simultaneously pursue democracy, national determination and economic globalisation.
Said globalisation had not helped‘avert climate change and resource scarcity'.
Paradoxically, the defeats of wage labour and globalisation have opened up new job opportunities for women.
The progress of globalisation is bringing major challenges to the pharmaceutical sector.
Rapid globalisation has opened up new opportunities for pursuing more fulfilling lives.
So if globalisation is in danger, who are its real enemies?
Countries cannot simultaneously pursue democracy, national self-determination and economic globalisation.
However, globalisation has created challenges and its benefits have not been shared widely enough.
Globalisation is a process that can be called recolonisation….
With the end of the era‘globalisation', Britain was no longer able to sustain its role in the military or in the financial market.
For decades, technology and globalisation have made us more productive and connected.
Globalisation, as we point out at length in our business section this week, is fraught with difficulties.
Many policy concerns surrounding globalisation issues are ultimately about‘good' jobs.
It discusses the historical significance of globalisation and how it relates to a number of key issues in international relations today.-.
Globalisation and developments in technology have led to a marked increase in international trade in goods and services, in international investment, and in the development of global financial markets.
