Sentence examples for global contributions from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Gordon's reasoning is that the Goldilocks economy was never about the United States economy alone: it was about global contributions to American prosperity.
"We are bursting with pride for Al and this historic recognition of his global contributions," a message on the page said.
Saying that global contributions come to a tiny fraction of what is being spent on military operations and building civilian institutions in Iraq and Afghanistan, Mr. Lewis added that if the W.H.O.
From the kooky Spanish cover of Common People on ukulele and xylophone – filmed in a market to the bemusement of shoppers buying fruit and veg, to the uncanny Jarvis imitations, the global contributions show the excitement which the return of one of the greatest British bands has generated.
It said its global contributions rose by 27% last year, but the unprecedented number of humanitarian emergencies – including Syria, Iraq, South Sudan and the west African countries hit by Ebola – meant its needs were rising even faster and continued to outpace available funding.
More than all the global contributions — the food and exercise regime from the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the UPS-speeded delivery of drills, the Oakley sunglasses, the offers of Greek vacations (don't Greeks need their cash?) — it was the withholding of one gift that was particularly revealing.
By 2030 our global contribution will most likely be something like 10 to 12%, and per capita emissions will be around 3.5 tons.
It is about leveraging the NHS as a brand, building capability and capacity as well as enhancing our understanding and our global contribution in such an important area.
Britain came top for its global contribution to science and technology, thanks to the high number of journal exports, Nobel prizes and international publications it has produced.
Another came this summer when his peers at Leeds voted his work on chemical and biological warfare the most important global contribution the university had made in the past decade.
The UK scored poorly on international security and peace, coming 64th out of 163 countries, but it was ranked second on its global contribution to health and wellbeing.
