Sentence examples for global governors from inspiring English sources

Previous research has focused on the technical, legal and policy challenges of deploying ORE technologies, however there is not any systematic review of who are its global governors.

That was before the polygamy discussion went uncomfortably global when Governor Leavitt's brother began prosecuting Tom Green, a high-profile and media-savvy fundamentalist with five wives.

In other words, it sounds more than a little like December 2008, with Arnold Schwarzenegger's first annual Governors' Global Climate Summit at the Beverly Hilton in LA.

"This is very much a part of global terrorism," the governor continued.

In remarks to the Commonwealth Club of California in San Francisco, where he was commemorating the third anniversary of the state's ground-breaking law to reduce gases that contribute to global warming, the governor described growing up in Europe after World War II, when efforts at conservation were pervasive, and complained about his four children's lack of similar discipline.

As the U.S. government dithers in the face of global warming, California Governor Jerry Brown is taking up the challenge on his own.

Sounding more and more like Al Gore, who presciently raised the alarm of global warming, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger voiced his concerns that the Bush administration did not believe it should do anything about global warming On ABC's This Week he maintained that any move at this point against climate change would lack meaning.

Just after the election, at a meeting on global warming convened by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, he said, "The science is beyond dispute and the facts are clear.

But when asked to discuss her views on the science behind global warming on Tuesday, Governor Whitman responded by citing her doubts about the causes of the hole in the protective ozone layer high in the atmosphere.

As the pound fell to its lowest level since 1985 amid fears that the Brexit vote could spark a fresh global financial crisis, the governor of the Bank of England stepped in on Friday to calm financial markets.

But in that first issue Lawrence Lindsey, a former Harvard economics professor and Federal Reserve Board governor turned global investment strategist, warned that Japan's financial problems were far from solved.