Translations for „globalise“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

globalise VB

globalise

عَوْلَمَ

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English

Mostly free and aimed at mass audiences, the courses have rapidly gained attention for their potential to transform traditional, campus-based learning and globalise higher education.

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Erecting tariff barriers is also likely to be futile, as the rest of the world continues to globalise at a rapid clip.

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While other exchanges look to scale up in fear of being left behind as markets globalise and become increasingly interconnected.

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Other industries, such as construction and health, are slower to globalise due to their specificity in terms of product and location.

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To survive and flourish, cricket doesn't need nostalgia - it needs firm steps to truly globalise it.

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These comparisons were intended to surprise and shock, but also to globalise the study of the history of nationalism.

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As markets globalise, so does the market for corporate control.

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His other vision was to globalise the game, yet cricket is shrinking now.

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We're taking a systematic route to how we scale and globalise the company from day one.

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While his ambition to globalise cycling may sound admirable, it's not without controversy.

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