Sentence examples for globally informed from inspiring English sources
Newer acts brought their own globally informed hybrids.
An explicit aim of the course is to foster the globally informed citizenship, which can be seen as one of the "British values" under so much current discussion.
The group's latest single, the frantic "(We Stay) Up All Night," is an apt summation of its agenda; all new years should begin with such globally informed hysteria.
Wherever the truth of taranta's origin lies, it's a pretty good metaphor for the globally informed dervish dance music the band play, and the melting-pot worldview they purvey.
She still works at Wellesley, where she is the founder and associate director of the SEED Project, which works with teachers and professors to make school curricula more "gender fair, multiculturally equitable, socioeconomically aware, and globally informed".
Blair is illustrating Doughty's next book, a globally informed look at the future of death care, and he was serving as navigator.
To collate data on women and cardiovascular disease in Australia and globally to inform public health campaigns and health care interventions.
We actively engage with stakeholders and policymakers nationally and globally to inform public policy, and to drive initiatives that will accelerate the potential of broadband to transform cities, reduce carbon, increase efficiency, spur innovation and enhance quality of life".
From TEDxSydney (which packed out the Sydney Opera House) to TEDxKibera (held in a slum near Nairobi), audiences globally have been informed and inspired.
An educated woman is able to fight age-old prejudices and gender bias logically, rationally and more successfully by being connected and informed globally.
To make informed decisions globally and locally about ethical scaling up of TasP, it will be important to understand the degree to which investments in TasP efforts may imply opportunity costs (or have a multiplier effect) within a broader comprehensive spectrum of care and more upstream prevention.
