0 present participle of globalize --
1 to (make a company or system) spread or operate internationally: --
Satellite broadcasting is helping to globalize television.
A more recent literature has grown in response to globalizing theories about space and political economy that examines regional identity and specificity.
In a globalizing world many traditional factors of stratification, including wealth, income, educational attainment, occupation, status, and power, remain influential.
Globalizing multinationals have become good postmodernists it seems.
A globalizing connect describes a local literacy practice that has far-reaching implications and uses outside of the local context.
Because of the globalizing economy, internationally competitive sectors in the investor regime gains more influence, while the reverse is true for the internationally non-competitive groups.
One point that merits remarking upon is the speed at which the globalizing trend has become institutionalized within the historical profession.
The poet's globalizing reverie at the banks of the river transforms the world, in his imagination, into the precincts of a sacred space.
This way there will be a balance between globalizing the evidence and localizing the decisions that will improve health care delivery all over the world.
