0 to make something become international: --
Bob Marley internationalized reggae, making it known throughout the world.
1 to become or make something become international: --
There is an increasing demand on unions and works councils to internationalize their activities.
The company will focus on raising productivity, serving customers, and internationalizing its business.
In extreme cases, products that were not internationalized may not be localizable.
This has internationalized the economy, steering it away from manufacturing and toward services, dependent on technology and foreign investment.
Cricket is now fully internationalized, and at the same time fully commercialized.
We have seen in our time the birth of flight, an invention which promised great good as an internationalizing influence throughout the world; and how have we used it?
Crime, in all its forms, is becoming internationalized.
Under the present proposal the subjects with which an applicant must be familiar are clearly defined and internationalized.
The function of these agreements is to ensure fair competition in a market that is becoming more and more internationalized.
National economies have become increasingly internationalized through trade in goods and services and in currencies too.
