"These findings are at the cutting edge of global research," he told reporters.
The second is technology, where India now plays a part at the cutting edge of global research and development.
"As a vulnerable, peripheral region fighting for its economic life in the teeth of a global depression, the message we risk sending out about Northern Ireland is that it is a region stuck in the past, out of touch with the cutting edge of global society," he said.
Here's a strange thought: Not very long ago, vertical integration was the cutting edge of global business.
And for the last forty-five years now, The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ASICTP) has been at the cutting edge of global scientific advancement, particularly in its efforts to advance scientific expertise in developing nations.
The expansion of trade hasn't fully closed the gap between those of us who live on the cutting edge of the global economy and the billions around the world who live on the knife's edge of survival.
But in a boost to the fund's legitimacy, the BRIC economies Brazil, Russia, India and China—have all agreed to contribute to its coffers by subscribing to its first-ever bond issue, to the tune of $80 billion.Equally important, the fund has been on the cutting edge of the global policy response.
Oddly, the high level of US security has stopped neither the QDR nor Perry-Hadley from arguing that we simply must expand the military to be the cutting edge of US global engagement, deterring threats, fixing fragile states, fighting insurgents, countering terrorists, building states, restoring economies and all of this on a global basis.
Thanks to the CRC, child rights are now at the cutting edge of the global struggle for human rights, to be ensured by adult society as a matter of legal obligation, moral imperative and development priority.
One group that stands out on the cutting edge of pain management is Global Access to Pain Relief (GAPRI), an international initiative of the global cancer community.
