Sentence examples for extend global from inspiring English sources

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced the launch of internet.org, a global initiative that aims to extend global internet access.

But in setting out an unabashedly ambitious agenda to extend global reach and influence, the new foreign secretary more closely resembled Henry John Temple, also known as Lord Palmerston, the ebullient expansionist of the Victorian era.

Efforts to extend global trade and investment governance seem at an impasse.

WebRTC is opening the door for service providers to extend global offers to consumers and businesses with devices that are not connected to their own phone networks, or when users are using another network.

Stagnating progress also puts at risk hopes of extending global goals to include other eduction targets, says the report, which notes that aid to secondary education also declined by 11% between 2010 and 2011.

In a new report, the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (Icai) says the Department for International Development (DfID) has made a "significant contribution" to extending global access to water, sanitation and hygiene, noting that DfID managed to exceed its target of reaching 60 million people through its programmes between 2011 and 2015.

Although a handful of big firms, like Skidmore, Owings & Merrill of Chicago and HOK of St . Louis have extended global tentacles for generations, it has been only in the last half-dozen years that Chinese projects have gushed down to their smaller brethren.

Marina Oshana argues that such external conditions are incompatible with autonomy because autonomy is a temporally extended, "global" condition of agents in which they have "de facto power and authority over choices and actions significant to the direction of [their lives]" (Oshana 2006, 2).

Thus, ligands 4 and 5 stabilize an inactive ATP-binding site conformation while stabilizing an active, extended global kinase conformation.

42 Due to their efficacy (HA1c reduction > 1%), widespread use, extended global experience, low cost, and the absence of evidence for an adverse profile, sulfonylureas are commonly used as a second-line therapy after metformin.

"Since we operate in Thailand and we also have our global partners working locally, we think it is just natural to extend that global collaboration in a local Thai context".