internationalisation

It has also promoted reform of international monetary systems and the internationalisation of the renminbi. Sadly, none of these has worked.

What distinguishes China's internationalisation from, say, that of Japan is the speed and scale of the change.

"If our educational leaders had pushed this [internationalisation] earlier they might have changed America. "

Governments in countries such as the UK have also been active politically in trying to remove obstacles to internationalisation of the law.

For China, the increasing internationalisation of financial markets has at least two dimensions relevant to financial information.

No one can deny that the internationalisation of the renminbi has a certain sense of inevitability about it.

The past decade has brought a diversification away from toys and an internationalisation of the company.

China seems happy for foreign central banks to hold limited amounts of its bonds as another step in the internationalisation of the yuan.

The road map for . . . internationalisation has said nothing about the need for interest rate liberalisation and a flexible exchange rate.

Modern information technology speeds up the internationalisation of librarianship.

Capital controls prevent foreigners from acquiring renminbi; internationalisation encourages foreigners to hold them.

Promoting the internationalisation of the renminbi as a rival to the dollar may sound pleasingly patriotic to China's leaders.

China intends to extend renminbi loans to other leading Bric nations, in another step towards the internationalisation of its currency.

So one theme of the debate covered in the report is how internationalisation can be achieved without liberalisation.

Curriculum internationalisation in higher education embodies such culture transformation.

A new term will have to be coined: internationalisation, perhaps.

To encourage and promote student exchange programmes for both local and international students to facilitate internationalisation .

The fact that there is, in this sense, no such notion as internationalisation is the problem.

Far more important were the measures China took to speed up internationalisation of its currency.

The convergence with IFRS represents a significant step forward for the internationalisation of Chinese Accounting.

Internationalisation has meant a growing voice for Europe within the economics literature.

Renminbi internationalisation will bring a significant change in the balance of global finance and economic power.

So internationalisation presents China with a dilemma.

Library has internationalisation effects in the building of national system of knowledge innovations.

Renminbi internationalisation undercuts all three policies.

"This would support the gradual internationalisation of the renminbi, " he says.

"This is an integral part of pushing the internationalisation of the renminbi, " said Wang Tao, chief China economist at UBS.

But what about that other flank of currency policy, the internationalisation of the renminbi?

What does set BoC apart, though, is its role as intermediary in the internationalisation of the renminbi.

At Sinovel, "internationalisation" is a "top priority" , says company spokesman Tao Gang.

Japan has resisted the internationalisation of the yen but the renminbi is being adopted by more of China's trading partners.

The increasing internationalisation of the market, which began with the oil surge of the 1970s, looks set to continue.

Some experts doubt that the reforms are ambitious enough or the internationalisation of risk complete enough.

Singapore will soon offer renminbi clearing, another step in the steady march toward internationalisation of the Chinese currency.

Renminbi internationalisation is happening, and now is the time to get ahead and seize the advantage.

The new gold guidelines are part of the gradual internationalisation of the Chinese banking system.

Mr Davis accepts that the internationalisation of work will suffer setbacks.

What is the internationalisation of higher education we're pursuing today?

As with most things, in China's long history, there have been previous phases of `internationalisation. '

This is no thrilling new chapter in the internationalisation of the people's currency.

"That's what we think internationalisation really means. "

The growing internationalisation of the film business suits the biggest outfits, and not just because they can afford explosions.

But the RMB internationalisation juggernaut may finally force Hong Kong 'to think the unthinkable' on the currency peg.

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