internationalization

internationalize | Business English

internationalize
verb[ I or T ]
(UK alsointernationalise)uk /ˌɪntəˈnæʃənəlaɪz/ us /-ṱɚ-/
to become or make something become international:
The company will focus on raising productivity, serving customers, and internationalizing its business.
There is an increasing demand on unions and works councils to internationalize their activities.

internationalization

noun[ U ](UK alsointernationalisation)uk /ˌɪntəˌnæʃənəlɪˈzeɪʃən/ us /-ṱɚ-/
The internationalization of Web content is achieved when that content adapts to the requirements of a global audience.

Examples of internationalize

internationalize
The international vantage point provided calls attention to existing differences in regulatory approaches that should be considered as regulations are increasingly internationalized.
Cultural studies has clearly developed and internationalized significantly since then.
In order to achieve their objective of internationalizing the event, they might pay closer attention to the need for more widely available translation.
It seemed that they willingly tried to invite external powers to externalize or internationalize the conflict.
Australian perspectives on internationalizing education (pp. 75-86).
There is also a range of institutions that are working to internationalize broadly western conventions of journalistic practice.
Swaps would enable pension funds with structural investment constraints to transform and internationalize their risk-return profile, while satisfying various domestic political and regulatory objective.
National economies have become increasingly internationalized through trade in goods and services and in currencies too.
The function of these agreements is to ensure fair competition in a market that is becoming more and more internationalized.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Under the present proposal the subjects with which an applicant must be familiar are clearly defined and internationalized.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Crime, in all its forms, is becoming internationalized.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
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?
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