Sentence examples for a worldwide system for from inspiring English sources
Most industrialized countries use a territorial system (among the G-8 the U.S. is the only one with a worldwide system) for their multinationals in which the home country exempts all or most of the firm's foreign earnings from taxation.
To define chlamydia diagnoses in GP networks, we used a selection of codes within the International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC-1), a worldwide system for coding patient symptoms and diagnoses in primary care [ 14].
Desperate, Tesla revealed that the almost finished Wardenclyffe was meant not just for a worldwide system of communications, but also for transmitting cheap electric power without transmission lines.
The move is being made as 245 marine scientists from 35 countries have joined forces to call for a worldwide system of very large, highly-protected marine reserves.
In this spirit, I would like to congratulate myself for recognising that the global system of nation-states, borders, visas, and their attendant limits on the human rights to free movement and association amounts to a worldwide system of apartheid and is responsible for tremendous avoidable suffering.
The company is in the middle of a $400 million upgrade of its worldwide system for managing inventory, orders and other aspects of what is known as the supply chain.
The ministry said it based its new system on the Program For International Student Assessment, a worldwide testing system for 15-year-olds commonly known as PISA, which is run by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Those include preventing money from reaching terrorists, and developing a worldwide electronic system for customs and for registering movement of people.
A worldwide shipboard system for monitoring ocean sinks, building on projects like that involving the Benguela Stream, would be a boon.
A sports article yesterday about the introduction of a worldwide ranking system for marathon runners misidentified the Kenyan who won the New York City Marathon on Sunday.
"If you had asked Einstein and Marconi in 1910 to define a worldwide communication system for the common man," Mr. Neyland asked, "would he have come up with the iPhone?" A call for ideas for the Orlando meeting drew hundreds of responses, which are being sorted to decide who will get to speak.
