Sentence examples for a global recognition from inspiring English sources

"Absent a global recognition of the extreme seriousness of climate change, tidal's not really a player".

We trust these actions will be supported by every state, reflecting a global recognition that a nuclear explosion anywhere is a nuclear explosion everywhere.

We need something far greater than patriotism: a global recognition of the problems caused by tax havens, and the resolve to stop them.

As more girls show Fulamatu's courage, we can some day break taboos about sexual violence and inch toward a global recognition that it is more shameful to rape than to be raped.

SIR —In your article on the harnessing of marine power from tides and waves to generate electricity, which shows quite clearly that this vast planetary resource is being tentatively explored in a few places only, you question the assessment of Hunter Lovins, an energy economics pundit, that a global recognition of the "extreme seriousness" of climate change is still absent.

The idea of trying to create a zero-harm culture has come out of a global recognition that some patients needlessly suffer or die in hospital because of errors.

There is a strong global recognition that increasing immunization coverage is an essential step towards reducing child mortality, the fourth Millennium Development Goal (MDG).

LITTLE SIMZ 21, Islington The multi-talented young north Londoner, who has several TV acting credits and mixtapes to her name, is seeing her skill as a rapper gaining global recognition with a nomination for best UK act at the Bet awards in June, alongside Stormzy.

Wang, who is already a household name in the US, is using the collaboration as a springboard for global recognition.

For a franchise that boasts global recognition and a sizable international fan base, Final Fantasy has certainly taken its knocks over the last couple of years.

With hopes rising that the Czech Republic -- the only holdout -- will sign off on the treaty soon, Mr. Miliband argued that the bloc should appoint a figure with global recognition for the presidential post, suggesting that the former British prime minister, Tony Blair, would be a good candidate.