Sentence examples for globalized public from inspiring English sources

Sixty years after it opened, it is both a paragon of globalized public health and a health care anachronism, where strangers live together for months with boredom, pills, pain, contemplation and the same ancient disease that killed George Orwell, Franz Kafka and Eleanor Roosevelt.

Global public health demands an international collaborative approach and an acknowledgement of the health implications of the globalized economy, and global public health ethics demands advocacy to rectify the disparities that perpetuate tuberculosis [44].

In our increasingly globalized world, the value of public service is higher than ever, and its impact more widespread.

One can only hope that commentary such as Ms. Smith's will help to turn around the damage already inflicted by art museums on the globalized art public by excessively political interpretations and superficially consumeristic attitudes.

A globalized world economy needs global power sources.

We live in a globalized world, and the Kirov's dancers and public have every right to want to stretch their range.

As the press release explains, "Border Crossers invites the public to rethink the notion of borders in a globalized world This project envisions technology as a positive tool to establish dialogues beyond borders, to question borders, and to create a symbolic suspension and transcendence of borders". .

With more than 300 infectious diseases emerging within less than a century [29], the threat of pandemic influenza is only the latest out of many public health threats posed by infectious diseases in a globalized world.

In today's globalized world, local police departments must reorganize so they can meet all public safety challenges.

It is no longer feasible to chain a public official to a desk in a secure room in a globalized world.

Disciplinary education in three key areas of global health namely, medicine, public health, and engineering are also evolving to reflect the needs for training in an increasingly globalized world (2).