Sentence examples for global fora from inspiring English sources

Throughout much of the past century the U.S. was a forceful, if not incessant voice in global fora of the belief that the more liberalized a country's regulatory regime towards foreign investment, the stronger the prospects for economic growth, job creation and productivity.

It is increasingly exerting its influence in various global fora and some of the world's most significant hot spots.

Since the launch of the Decent Work Agenda in 1999, the ILO has, for instance, raised awareness of the importance of decent work through the UN, G20 and other global fora, disseminated policy documents (e.g. Social Protection Floor Initiative), and provided technical guidance on topics such as promising employment and social policies that promote decent work conditions [ 10].

November 26 , 2012Gerard Lyons (@DrGerardLyons) I have always been impressed by #Mark Carney when I have come across him at international meetings and global policy fora.

UNGEI's participation and technical inputs at global education fora and initiatives – such as the Education for All Global Monitoring Report – have contributed to a stronger focus on girls' education and gender equality in policy dialogue, in documentation, and in policy discussions.

The fact that we are not responding to this risk as a global community, in fora such as the Durban talks, comes down to political will.

It is not really the dawn of dictators, few of whom came, perhaps a reflection of the fact that global norms and fora like Davos still do not celebrate strongmen.

The outcomes of these regional dialogues will provide a regional overview of family farming issues that will be addressed in the IYFF Global Dialogue to be held in Rome in 2014, the FAO Regional Conferences and other relevant regional and global processes and fora.

Approaches to addressing this '10/90' gap include research capacity strengthening, promotion of research investments, and the establishment of global and national health fora (COHRED 2000; WHO 2004).

Collaborations in the form of exhibitions, symposia and fora on a variety of issues at a global level enrich students, faculty and the audience alike.

The Commissions seek to foster regional cooperation on forests and to serve as a link between global dialogue (e.g. at FAO's Committee on Forestry, UNFF and other forestry related fora) and national implementation.