Sentence examples for global lessons from inspiring English sources

Pick up a copy of Britannia Unchained: Global Lessons for Growth and Prosperity.

But if Harvard can inspire greater global lessons, the specific pathways are up to individual institutions.

That's a lot for a country trying to give global lessons in the renewal and alternation that are the oxygen of democracy.

From its policy-wonk subtitle, "Global lessons for growth and prosperity", to its headachy statistical tables, Britannia Unchained seemed of specialist interest only – just another Westminster pamphlet.

Such inspiration is desperately needed because too many universities either ignore the importance of global lessons or offer only lip service.

"Too many people in Britain prefer a lie-in to hard work," according to five hotly tipped Tory MPs in their new book Britannia Unchained: Global Lessons for Growth and Prosperity.

If the new cooperation in the Mediterranean comes to fruition, that ancient cradle of civilization will offer a global lesson for 21st century renewal and survival.

The authors use this case study as a basis to identify global health lessons relating the importance of mental health for overall health, the globalization of disease in small communities, and the importance of a comprehensive approach to the health of communities when planning services in resource-poor settings.

More than £300,000 ($550,000) of UK aid money to tackle poverty overseas was spent on global citizenship lessons in Scottish schools and it was among millions of pounds of the aid budget that was actually spent in Britain.

A Guardian analysis in February revealed that some UK aid money is actually spent here: in 2012, almost £12m went on projects such as global citizenship lessons in Scottish schools; military and security training for African officials; and a "study visit" to the UK for North Korean officials.

A band rich with optimism but born amid pessimistic times, U2 this time around offered less a global history lesson than a personal history lesson, with Bono and band returning to their roots, thematically going back to violent Dublin in the '60s and '70s.