Sentence examples for develop globally from inspiring English sources

Global Outlook THURSDAY -- The Institute of International Education, which administers the Fulbright scholars program, will benefit from a black-tie dinner at the Plaza for its efforts to develop globally minded American citizens and corporations.

Banks are in the process of creating strategies for open banking, thinking through how it will develop globally versus locally, and putting structures in place to assess the potential of new APIs and partnerships.

Much has been made by the nuclear industry of the new reactor, Olkiluoto 3, being built by French construction giant, Bouygues Travaux Publics, some 155 miles north west of Helsinki in Finland (next to two other reactors built in 1978 and 1980) as a model for the nuclear energy renaissance they would like to see develop globally.

MILITARY technology was the first, and for many years the only sector of Israeli industry with the technical sophistication to develop globally competitive software and systems, said Mr. Beth-Halachmi, whom the army sent to graduate school in the United States in 1962.

But it is simply not possible to develop globally competitive tech ventures without having top-notch engineering talent!

"Innovation depends on how our world-class research community is able to engage with the wider industrial and business sectors, to develop globally competitive products and services.

They can stay up-to-date with what is happening at the global frontier of innovation in their area what has failed and what has succeeded so they can develop globally-leading business models.

To show how global clinical trial registration has developed globally from 2004 to 2013, this study analysed the countries of recruitment in 186 523 clinical trials that were registered at 16 clinical trial registries around the world and provide data to the WHO's International Clinical Trials Registry Platform ICTRPP).

The fourth industrial revolution is developing globally, with no geographical centre.

Last year, Philip Hammond, the UK chancellor, accused the international community of making painfully slow progress on developing globally recognised digital taxes.

Numerous mandatory energy efficiency building standards and rating systems have been developed globally.