Sentence examples for a global beacon from inspiring English sources

But the declaration coincided with a report from the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) expressing "serious concerns" over the proposals and saying they damaged Britain's reputation as a global beacon of press freedom.

For years San Francisco has been a global beacon of recycling, attracting a stream of government ministers, journalists and students from across the globe to study the sorting facilities of Recology.

Re-establishing the secretary of state's legal duty to the NHS in England, and protecting the NHS from competition law and increasing marketisation would be a good opportunity to redress past mistakes and strengthen a magnificent service that, though not perfect, has been a global beacon of equality and efficiency.

Over the past ninety years, that school has built itself into a global beacon in a hundred fields.

Look at The University of California system, fast losing its status as a global beacon for public education.

But this petulant, bombastic troll isn't just what 63percentt of white American male voters look like, he is a global beacon for neofascism.

That is what's unfolding in Singapore's nascent efforts to establish itself as a regional and global beacon for legal services.

PARIS — Is the United States no longer the global beacon of unfettered, free-market capitalism?

The Donald still has some winning over to do here in the rebounding Golden State, grown to be the world's fifth largest economy and global beacon of the fight against climate change that Trump has claimed is a Chinese hoax.

Place Lab (Schilit et al., 2003) combines Wi-Fi, GSM and Bluetooth devices as global beacons.

Much of the praise for McCain focused on his vision of the United States as a global superpower and moral beacon, positions Trump has been accused of abandoning.