Sentence examples for global primacy from inspiring English sources
Through increased investment in education, research and innovation, the US could reassert its global primacy.
Critics have incessantly described these high-profile projects as bullish expressions of the nation's budding global primacy.
Belatedly, they have started to co-operate better over North Korea and, quietly, to explore what happens if it collapses.China's challenge to America is not over global primacy.
As we debate our role in the world today, it is worth asking how American global primacy came about in the last century.
He warned that the United States was still trying to bolster its global primacy and still wanted to impose its values on China and other countries.
Relations between China and the US have deteriorated since 2010 as America has come to see China as a threat to its global primacy and China has begun to seek an enhanced role in east Asia.
In the 1980s and 1990s, when Japan posed a serious challenge to the United States' global economic primacy, films such as "Rising Sun," starring Sean Connery, and "Black Rain," starring Michael Douglas, portrayed Tokyo in classic film noir terms -- shadowy, menacing and peopled by grotesque composites of corporate titans and Yakuza gangsters.
The arcane quarrels of the Orthodox world came into view when it was reported that a representative of the Istanbul-based Ecumenical Patriarchate, which has a kind of "moral primacy" in global Orthodoxy, declined to participate fully on grounds that he was not given the place of honour which his institution deserved.
But there's a new challenger to Nutella's primacy in global chocolate spread sales, where the brand currently enjoys a cushy 54percentt of the market.
Individual mitochondrial dysfunctions have often been described as the cause of diseases or aging, and our global characterization emphasizes the primacy of oxidative stress in the etiology of such processes.
In this report the researchers contended that health as a human right must be Canada's overarching global commitment and the primacy of human rights should be prioritized over other elements of international law, including international trade and investment law as it applies to access to pharmaceuticals [ 4].
