"global affirmation" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a statement or expression that is broad and all-encompassing, often used to express agreement or positivity towards a particular topic. Example: The leader's speech received a global affirmation from the audience, as it addressed issues that were important to people from all walks of life.
As you become more confident about a behavior you may find that more global affirmations such as "I am a person who is committed to improving my health through exercise" ring true and are either super effective or are so true that they aren't even necessary.
But the carriers' commitment to reducing global warming needs affirmation: they should press for a carbon-trading scheme in their own region.I spoke with the author of the two articles to delve a little deeper into some of the issues that affect aviation in the area.
(Moshi Moshi/Cooperative Music) The joy of the Very Best's "Warm Heart of Africa," the 2009 collaboration by the Malawian singer Esau Mwamwaya and the production team Radioclit, was the way it turned a gimmick — African singer meets electronic music programmers and indie-rock — into a sleek affirmation of global technology that still sounded human.
The Technical Guidance emphasizes that development partners have assistance and cooperation obligations (paragraphs 81 90), an expression of shared responsibility for realising global health rights, an affirmation of the GRH norm [ 95].
This current importance lies in the fact that the mega event be viewed as a catalyst for urban development of a metropolis, and an opportunity for affirmation them as global cities.
This basic schema can be filled out in a variety of ways, but typically involves some sort of global judgment: an endorsement or affirmation of one's life as a whole.
Global goals would be a profound affirmation of a global community.
After the communal affirmations of Saturday's global celebration, a cold bath of Sunday morning sobriety is just what we need.
The overwhelming affirmation of the existence of global warming and its harmful consequences to people everywhere leave the Bush administration no recourse but to accept the Kyoto Protocol, the international treaty negotiated in 1997 that committed countries to fight warming.
The proposal, then, is a True Health Coalition -- a vast, diverse, global chorus of voices rallying around the affirmation and better use of what we know for sure about lifestyle as medicine.
