Sentence examples for global perceptions from inspiring English sources
The first-ever Global Report on Early Childhood Development highlighting key early development indicators will be released and help shift global perceptions of the importance of early childhood development.
Without a quick turnaround in global perceptions of the risks associated with investing in Afghanistan, capital will not come.
Indeed, "the gulf between what Obama said and what has happened is so deep that it shapes global perceptions".
Ultimately though, it is only irrefutable and irreversible economic development that can transform global perceptions about African countries.
The alternative is that China would commit itself to improving global perceptions and cultural realities because sport, more than money, is the modern currency.
Unfortunately they are dictating global perceptions … People are buying into that narrative and it is creating a huge chasm between Muslims and non-Muslims.
The global perception is still that American higher education is the world's best.
The "Africa rising" story of booming economies and growing middle classes is important in correcting the global perception of Africa, for Africa has not always been in decline.
In the months ahead, administration officials hope they will benefit from a global perception that Mr. Obama has reached out to North Korea, Cuba and even Syria.
The misguided path of illegal, coercive sanctions will only escalate the tensions and worsen the global perception of a hypocritical double standard aimed at depriving Iran of the rights enjoyed by other nations.
The initiative helped transform the negative global perception of Bogotá from drug-wars and crime to that of a world leader in the field of sustainable transport, experts say.
