Sentence examples for global rethinking from inspiring English sources

"The Local in the Global: Rethinking Social Movements in the New Millennium," with Michelle Williams, Democratization, Vol. 19 (2), pp. 352-377.

The 2009 H1N1 flu sometimes called swine flu because it resembles viruses found in pigs–is forcing a global rethinking of flu shots.

Indeed, just this week, the long-term international failures led Santos to call for a global rethink on drugs policy.

They are also the places where most forest is most directly threatened by an exploding human population.Limiting the damage will require a global rethink of land use, which capable countries must lead.

This phenomenal growth in the number of 100-year-olds is the most dramatic manifestation of the "agequake" rumbling across the developed world, dramatically changing the make-up of the population, increasing the demands on creaking health services and causing a global rethink on employment patterns and pension provision.

But the researchers who have closely observed Cecil and his kin for the last 17 years are hoping for an even greater legacy than Cecil's offspring: a global rethink of how to protect lions in the 21st century, following the loss of 90% of the big cats in the previous 100 years.

In F. Bourguignon & B. Pleskovic (Eds.), Annual World Bank Conference on Development Economics – Global 2007: Rethinking Infrastructure for Development (pp. 175-203).

Since assuming Mr. Weldon's role, he has said that he intends to expand Johnson & Johnson's reach into global markets, rethink the way it brings new drugs to the market and return recalled brands to pharmacy shelves.

Today, the concept of frugal innovation is making global companies rethink how the impact of their highly resource-intensive innovation models face threats from many Indian and Chinese multinationals.

But then it was hoped September 11 would grow a new internationalism, rethinking global poverty, the UN, Kyoto and the international court.

Economics undergraduates have formed the global student movement Rethinking Economics to challenge their lecturers to debate how the subject should be taught; they aim to take it away from the dry mathematical formulae that dominate teaching, and include discussions about the financial crisis and more down-to-earth areas that affect the public.