If the Nets turn around as expected, he said, that ferment of global sponsors, global playing sites and global ownership will begin to pay off in global fan loyalty.
To address the American church's internal ferment, the global leaders, or primates, also called for the archbishop of Canterbury, the church's worldwide head, to create a panel to hear disputes between American churches and their bishops.
Fermented cereals a global perspective.
In fact, the humanitarianism that emerged from Biafra — and its lawyerly twin, the human-rights lobby — is probably the most enduring legacy of the ferment of 1968 in global politics.
Viano draws on an unprecedented range of sources to follow the pair as they chase their artistic and political ambitions across a global stage dominated by imperial rivalry and ideological ferment.
The 19th century emerges as a ferment of competing schemes and fantasies of European federalism, global brotherhood and world government.
Researchers are racing to develop ways to chip, ferment, distil and refine wood quickly and cheaply.Technology Quarterly Plan B for global warming?
Crushed cabernet sauvignon, merlot and other grapes in tanks are now fermenting into wines that have earned California a prestigious place among global producers.
Dried, fermented, ground, steeped, poulticed, eaten, and imbibed, this plant has had a global impact on local economies, forest ecologies, culinary traditions, religious rituals, labor migration, and transoceanic trade.
There's a great deal of ferment in Iran and Iran policy right now, but the fundamentals remain unchanged: Iran responds to unified global pressure and embarrassment, not to unilateral threats; and military and economic experts continue to warn that military action would unite Iranians, devastate the global economy and have unforeseeable knock-on security consequences.
Once fermented, the beans are dried for shipping (and, importantly, for preservation, given that the global cacao harvest is seasonal, while chocolate production is year-round).
