Sentence examples for global stamp from inspiring English sources

And it does it in a way that ensures that the burden of costs is shared, so that the U.S. doesn't have to pay alone, and that the burden of responsibility is shared, so that wars the U.S. wants fought, or the peace accords the U.S. wants kept, have a global stamp of approval, not made-in-U.S.A.

It also will introduce a new global "forever" stamp, allowing customers to mail first-class letters anywhere in the world for one set price of $1.10.

These two files (File A and File B) are merged in a single file (File 'X') by synchronizing with the global time stamp present in each file.

Approximately every few hours, 3 a recording is taken of a global time stamp along with the bird's current latitude and longitude coordinates.

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.

Bribery of local officials by western business is still widespread, despite global initiatives to stamp it out, such as the UN convention against corruption.

"The United Kingdom has taken a strong global lead to stamp out the illegal waste trade, in order to protect people and the environment, and is not going to allow our waste to be dumped on developing countries".

The program could be a forerunner to a broader global effort to stamp out the $700 million-a-year trade in illicit diamonds that has backed conflicts in Angola, Congo and Sierra Leone.

The former Labour prime minister says that only Europe could prompt an unwilling US into a global effort to stamp out evasion costing $7tn£4.8tntn) a year by drawing up a tax haven blacklist and ensuring there were "no treasure islands for the money launderers".

Sat-nav is not just about drivers trying to find their way on unfamiliar roads - banks employ GPS time to stamp global financial transactions; and telecommunications and computer networks are synchronised on the "ticks" of the satellites' atomic clocks.

V-E Day symbolized a moment of hope that the global community would stamp out hatred and enter a new era of understanding and cooperation.