Sentence examples for global steering from inspiring English sources

It received $1.1 billion to spend on its acquisition of Delphi's global steering business, which G.M. has said it planned to sell.

It is the National Association of Securities Dealers' biggest effort so far to go global, steering through one of the most hidebound, idiosyncratic and bureaucratic financial systems in the world.

The first year of the 21st century also saw the introduction of the Henkel Code of Conduct and Business Ethics and the establishment of the Henkel Sustainability Council, a global steering committee chaired by the CEO.

In addition, a global steering committee oversees the entire program.

The global steering committee consists of the chief technology officer of the GTC (a member of the GTC's board of directors), divisional chief technology officers, and the managing director of the URO.

For more details on how the program has inspired action, I reached out to Natalie Runyon, Director, Operations & Strategy, in the Legal business at Thomson Reuters serving as a volunteer leader on the global steering committee for Women@ThomsonReuters, the women's business/employee resource group at the company.

But analysts now caution that it would be unrealistic to expect the G-20, given its members' disparate interests, to be a global economic steering committee.

"The G-20 has successfully moved toward becoming a global economic steering committee, but perhaps at the expense of abandoning the core crisis response responsibility that gave it birth," he said.

In addition to numerous informal conversations during lunch when we visited the URO, or longer conversations when we participated in dinners with members of local and global university steering committees, we conducted 23 semi-structured interviews with the people working in the GTC's global program for university relations.

Highlights: - Despite the Paris Climate Agreement, without new global energy steering bodies the world may fail to meet the challenge of preventing catastrophic climate change.

[C1.] DAUNTING TASK Frederick A. Henderson, who rose through the ranks at General Motors, is working to accelerate the automaker's global growth while steering its comeback effort at home.