Mr. Kerry said he would "wage a more effective war on terror" than Mr. Bush by rebuilding global alliances.
Dr. Henderson, dean emeritus of the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, in recent years has called for rebuilding global stockpiles of smallpox vaccine as a hedge against biological attacks.
And it has gone from depressed former steel town to host of the G-20 summit not by emulating other global capitals or rebuilding itself as some shiny sky-scraper-lined metropolis, but by remaining, essentially, Pittsburgh.
But it does mean that the time has come for a global conversation about rebuilding the finances and structure of the World Health Organization, which lost considerable international funding during the recession and was unable to respond effectively to the Ebola outbreak in its earliest stages.
Major investment banks are quietly rebuilding their global work forces.
"We've reached only the halfway point on the road to rebuilding the global economy," Mr. Brown said Monday, "and we'll have to be just as radical to make sure that the next decade doesn't become a lost decade".
In the Cold War, we took on global communism by effectively rebuilding the economies of Western Europe and Japan while reorganizing ourselves and our alliances to contain and outlast the Soviets.
Here, it is proposed that local epigenetic memory, or bookmarking, of TAD boundaries and of the locations of previously active genes and regulatory elements suffice for rebuilding the global 3D genome.
Leaders like me must work night and day to retain the trust of the people as we seek to rebuild global faith in Indonesia's future prospects.
That is because a million or so more barrels a day will not be enough to rebuild global inventories to a comfortable level.
Johnson & Johnson needs to rethink the way it brings drugs to market, expand its reach into global markets and rebuild consumer confidence by returning recalled brands to pharmacy shelves, the incoming chief executive, Alex Gorsky, said in an interview Wednesday.
