| As markets globalise, European exchanges will need to merge with their European rivals or risk oblivion. |
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| Their participation is part a masterplan to globalise football. |
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| It is the only real attempt to globalise democratically, in such a manner as to provide rights and growth. |
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| The aim must be precisely to globalise governance rules and to place the public supervisory authorities into a network. |
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| The mission of Caritas is to globalise solidarity, which means enhancing solidarity with the poor, among people and communities. |
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| Iraq is only the first country which will be the victim of an offensive to allow US capitalism to globalise its economic, and therefore its military, supremacy, converting people into goods and cannon fodder. |
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| The services offered within the framework of our efforts to globalise management activities were in demand from a growing number of domestic and foreign clients. |
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| It calls on the member states to globalise the European debate and try harder to find ways of improving and promoting social standards in other countries too, thus helping to give globalisation itself a social dimension. |
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| It would generate added pressure to globalise Pe's aggressive anti-union policies and contempt for democratic rights, first in the expanded sectors it would be competing within and then more widely. |
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| KennisTranslations is determined to establish strong partnerships with its clients, helping them to globalise information on their products and services. |
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