Sentence examples for global redesign from inspiring English sources
The Global Redesign Initiative of the World Economic Forum (WEF 2011) identified options for restructuring a global approach to disasters.
Facebook wants that traffic, so today it rolled out a global redesign of mobile Pages that features details about local businesses, star ratings, and buttons to Like, Call, or Check-In to them up top.
On the product side, this past year was full of innovation including a site-wide global redesign, the impressive growth of our mobile initiatives, and the beginnings of our Open Platform product suite including MySpaceID.
This is the sort of creativity the Global Redesign Initiative is designed to promote.
Which is why we've decided to do a global redesign of the magazine coinciding with the company's 21st anniversary.
Like me, many attendees will have participated in the Forum's Global Redesign Initiative, which began following the 2009 Forum.
limited performance and margins of improvement: the improvement at component level can produce some benefits at system level but they are always much reduced if compared to the ones that could be possible with a global product redesign or at least a complete redesign of the components inside a functional chain; 4.
The gathering faced two related issues: global stimulus and redesign of the financial architecture.
Britain's prime minister, Gordon Brown, and America's treasury secretary, Hank Paulson, want to redesign global financial regulation.
From one side, the scientific community shows hypothetical global scenarios that redesign a lifestyle of people heavily conditioned by effects of climate change, whether actions for CO2 emission reduction in atmosphere would be put in force now; such actions will have to become more drastic every time that delays on actions occur.
Eleven months ago, at the height of the financial panic, French President Nicholas Sarkozy and European Union president Manuel Barroso hurried to Washington beseeching Bush to cap his eight-year term with an emergency summit that would redesign global capitalism.
