Sentence examples for global rewriting from inspiring English sources

I had argued that the emergence of religious political movements from the 1970s onward had comparable roots in Islam, Judaism and Christendom: They were all born of a reaction to the passing of the industrial age and had to do with a global rewriting of political identities that shifted from social to religious parlance.

It could promote innovation by rewriting global intellectual property rights and limiting protections for technological advances.

Other candidates, like Nout Wellink, president of the Bank of the Netherlands and chairman of a prominent panel that is rewriting global banking regulations, are dark horses.

FRANKFURT — Banks and institutional investors should break their dependency on credit rating agencies and take more responsibility for assessing the quality of the debt that they buy, a panel that is rewriting global rules on risk said Wednesday.

Now the rising importance of Chinese and other Asian multinationals, and of course American global companies, are rewriting the rules not only of corporate strategy, but of country strategies as well.

Were Trump intent on fundamentally rewriting global trade rules, he could undermine the credibility and importance of the G-7 through rhetorical swipes and by questioning the principles for which it stands, much as the administration has done with respect to the WTO or United Nations.

We discuss various strategies for rewriting the global query over the global schema into the sub-queries over local schemas.

The revised BIT certainly makes it clear that India wishes to be the rule-maker, rather than rule-taker, when rewriting the global trading architecture rules.

Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's president, champion of the alliance with the United States, and a man Mr Bush calls "my buddy", found himself looking more beleaguered than ever.Mr Bush made history in India by rewriting the global rules governing nuclear power and weapons to make an exception for his hosts.

Companies like Trần's are rewriting the global business rules that Western multinationals have been operating on for decades.

David Cameron has hailed a landmark deal to rewrite global rules to stamp out tax evasion and stop companies shifting profits between countries to limit their tax payments.