Sentence examples for a global dimension from inspiring English sources

The "Nobel Tent" makes a blunt statement: The Yemeni uprising is no longer a fully domestic affair but has a global dimension and will continue until the uprising's objectives have been fully met.

The new Dzhentlmeny, Udachi! trailer suggests it's added a global dimension: the prison where the teacher meets his associates seems to have been switched to the Middle East, and the glimpse of the burqa-clad gang in the Russian snow could mean an edgy Baron Cohen-style piece of culture-hacking.

In the mid-noughties, Besson started to give the Euro-pudding thrillers he produced a global dimension, and, as director, has cashed in most handsomely with Lucy: with its total gross now standing at $434m , 12thin the 2014 worldwide list, it is Besson's most successful ever.

It is different because the tech bubble-in-the-making is forming largely out of sight in private markets and has a global dimension that its predecessor lacked.The bubble is being pumped partly by wealthy "angel" investors, some of whom made their fortunes in the late-1990s IPO boom.

He added that if the system had a global dimension, "designed to mitigate threats from countries which violate international law in some way, who are independently developing, for example, nuclear weapons programs, then in this case, of course such a system of protection could be established".

For the first time, these results provide evidence of a global dimension decrease that is related to cortical network changes during a migraine attack.

With the PBSA boom, a danger is that the eternal divide between "town and gown" – a bone of contention with deep medieval roots – may just gain a new, global dimension.

Two French clubs or not, the Twickenham cast list has a compelling global dimension and features one or two era-defining individuals.

(Because the issues related to immigrants have a clear global dimension, he has traveled widely, visiting such places as Cuba, Vietnam and, two weeks ago, the nations of Central America. He is to travel to Africa next year).

As raters typically do not differentiate between the six mini-CEX domains, but these 6 'domain' mini-CEX scores represent a single global dimension of clinical competence [ 28], which was supported by our own analyses (Cronbach's Alpha = .86; data not shown), averaging all 6 'domain' scores of the 11 mini-CEX was justified.

The emergence of Arcelor and Mittal has changed all that, with steel groups that have an increasingly global dimension.