Sentence examples for global symposia from inspiring English sources

Through a Global Symposia series, they are bringing what they know about women's leadership development to other parts of the world, and simultaneously learning about women's roles and the ways that they lead in other cultures.

Additionally, the Global Symposia series gives some young women of Barnard the opportunity to design and facilitate leadership programs for high school girls in different parts of the world.

The most prominent ones were the launch of the 2010 WHO's Research for Health Strategy, the Organization of Global Symposia on Health Systems Research in Montreux, Switzerland, and in Beijing, China, and the establishment of a society of health systems researchers known as Global Health Systems.

The calls have been made through scientific publications [ 3- 7] and a number of international events and reports including, but not limited to: the Mexico Ministerial Summit of 2004 [ 8], the Bamako Ministerial Summit of 2008 [ 9], and the First and Second Global Symposia on Health Systems Research of 2010 and 2012 respectively [ 10, 11].

The Johannesburg global symposium was an important step forward.

In November, the global symposium on health systems research will focus on how to build resilient and responsive health systems.

When Ted Hughes founded the Poetry International festival in 1967, he had lofty visions of a global symposium of verse, "much more than a great cultural event", that might bring about geo-political, global unity.

The study, released at the second MenEngage global symposium in Delhi in November, found that men who exerted control through violence were diverse in age, level of education, place of residence and caste status.

Her comments come after actress Geena Davis called for gender equality in the industry as she launched a global symposium on gender in media at BFI London Film Festival earlier this month.

Add to the Natare piece a small, ancient, abstract Peruvian weaving at Joan Barist that looks like an aerial view of fields with a teal-blue lake in the middle and a marvelously sculptural Moroccan pile carpet in black, white and brown at Gebhart Blazek, and the seminar turns into a global symposium in which we are all invited to participate as rapt students.

Drawing upon transcripts from 19 unstructured panel interviews at a global symposium on the subject, we discuss the business case for integrated reporting, as well as the multitude of challenges a firm faces when beginning its integrated reporting journey.