Sentence examples for globally saying from inspiring English sources

In a speech before the United Nations General Assembly on Dec. 1, 1992, two months before he died, Arthur spoke out strongly about obtaining necessary funding to fight AIDS globally, saying, "We want to be able to look back and say that we did all that we could, when we had to do it and with all the available resources".

Put another way, Britain's universities are free to market themselves globally saying: "You can come and study here at some of the finest institutions anywhere in the world – and you can stay and work in a graduate job after you leave".

"That isn't the definition of success". Goings also discussed Tupperware's efforts to empower women globally, saying he feels these women offer "underutilized potential" all around the world.

Goings also discussed Tupperware's efforts to empower women globally, saying he feels these women offer "underutilized potential" all around the world.

Putin spoke of the need to address TB not only at home but also globally, saying, "I am convinced that only together by closing the ranks will we be able to counter the threat which has acquired truly global character".

"We deal only with multinational corporations, usually those with at least 100 sites globally," says Howard Ford, the manager in London of Equant's global sales and marketing.

The best researchers are those connected globally," says Gregory Jones, Duke's vice president and vice provost for global strategy.

"We always say, think local but package globally," said Mr. Bassetti, the acting chief executive.

Relatively few Americans — 18 percent compared with 32 percent globally — said they needed to trade often to prosper.

"Recruiters are more and more acting and thinking globally," said Laurent Dupasquier, associate director of Emerging.

"He was a leader in a movement which is about connecting people globally," says Lessig.