Sentence examples for for all globally from inspiring English sources

climate change, inequality, food Make integrated reporting mandatory for all globally listed companies by 2020 and all private, public and SMEs by 2025.

Slow but steady progress in this area will soon result into a miracle growth and produce solution for all globally challenged problems.

The FSB has published new standards on "loss absorbing capital" for all globally significant banks - major chunks of money banks will have to raise to ensure they have access to enough money to weather any future crisis without recourse to government coffers.

Correlations were calculated for all globally defined RTSSs within the region, and RTSSs contained in each cluster only for the same region.

Being aware of the ambiguities and controversies presented in this manuscript is necessary for not getting trapped in discussions on 'ins' and 'outs', but to research, teach and work together towards better health for all globally (read: as you want, but be specific about it).

But for all the hype globally about Canada's biggest city, it was missing something a cool nickname.

However, fulfilling LIC governments' minimum financial obligations for global health as proposed here along with the mechanism we have recommended will lead to equity in financing global health, in particular the essential (minimum) health package for all individuals globally; that is, financing equity between LMICs themselves, and between LMICs and HICs.

This will ultimately lead to global equity in financing a certain minimum level of health opportunities for all individuals globally.

These efforts are in line with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of a Child, which is in place to ensure quality healthcare for all children globally.

Following the UK update in December 2013 this is now available for all users globally; the app is already freely available from Google Play  for Android devices, the App Store  for iPhones, and the Amazon Kindle Fire Appstore. .

"This is a hugely positive move forward on what appears to be an inevitability for all funders, globally," says Mark Hahnel, founder of figshare, an online repository based in London.