Sentence examples for global force for good from inspiring English sources
Neoconservatives accuse the president of thinking the outside world a distraction and of doubting that America is a global force for good.
The fall of the Berlin wall was a great opportunity missed for America the victor to become the global force for good it thinks it is.
America is no longer "a global force for good," as in President Obama's last strategy, or a "shining city on a hill," as in President Reagan's vision.
As a share of their population Canada, Denmark and Estonia have suffered more military fatalities.Friends and alliesBritain's ambition to be a global "force for good" comes at a cost.
In public and more passionately in private, senior House members and senators fret that Mr Obama does not believe in America's exceptional role as a global force for good.
For TED to be the global force for good that it wants to be – for it to be a net gain for the world, and not just for a few tech gurus and venture capitalists – TED's attendees need to carry all these issues (not just the "fun" ones) back out with them into the world.
Jimmy Carter's steadfast humanitarianism has been on exhibit for more than three decades; and the Clinton Foundation has become a global force of good.
Edmondson's best friend pitched the secret society as a global force for good something that would change her life forever.
In an integrated world there are global forces both for good and for evil.
Consequently, the case for a President to be ambitious about global health was typically driven by our tradition as a generous and caring country, our diplomatic interests, improving national security through alleviating poverty, preventing diseases from crossing our borders or for the USA's global reputation as a force for good in an interconnected world.
I am hoping this year to see a more confident stance from those of us who operate in this sphere, and ever more clarity about the power and impact of the global enterprises as a force for good on many key issues in society, including education, health and poverty.
