Sentence examples for consequences of worldwide from inspiring English sources
Mr Tweed said: "The serious consequences of worldwide dissemination online of a defamatory story is a fundamental problem which Lord Justice Leveson's report will hopefully address on the principle that prevention is always better than cure".
Recently, the debate on the relationship between diversity and ecosystem stability has intensified, fuelled by concern about the consequences of worldwide biodiversity loss on ecosystems [ 3, 14- 21].
However, the studies do begin to reveal a coherent picture: the three themes that emerged from the literature are connected, and they echo the consequences of worldwide increases in temporary labour migration and in HIV prevalence.
The goal of this project is to establish a network of scholars focused on the health consequences of migration worldwide that engages in a truly global conversation.
The project will capitalize on the existence of Columbia Global Centers by establishing a network of scholars focused on the health consequences of migration worldwide.
The Silencing provides insight to a world that we as American's cannot even imagine and pays tribute to the obstacles, bravery and sometimes fatal consequences of journalists worldwide.
The International Date Line is a consequence of the worldwide use of timekeeping systems arranged so that local noon corresponds approximately to the time at which the sun crosses the local meridian of longitude (see Standard Time).
During his tenure as IOC president, Brundage oversaw (often to his regret) a period of significant growth in the size and commercialism of the Games, in part a consequence of their worldwide exposure through television broadcasting.
Figure 1 shows a simplified material flow in a circular economy at global scale with its risks for health and the environment in consequence of the worldwide trade of chemicals and products.
As a consequence of the worldwide promotion of these recommendations, however, there is a risk of reducing intensive care to these simple protocols.
Drug resistance is a consequence of the worldwide use of antibiotics, and the acute challenge for health care is to find measures to efficiently combat resistant organisms [ 1].
