Sentence examples for globally situated from inspiring English sources

Pathways to educational success among refugees: Connecting locally and globally situated resources.

Programs address infectious diseases and chronic diseases, with consideration of social and structural environmental influences on health and disease, and can be domestically or globally situated.

But this also means that African literature now commands one of the points of access into the complex of meanings in a cultural object as globally situated as Lemonade.

To tackle the challenge, strategy teams must become globally diversified and physically situated in the countries where business is done.

Globally, the HIV epidemic is mainly situated within relatively poor countries.

The second version also included Kaliningrad, a Russian exclave situated between Poland and Lithuania, that is globally recognised as belonging to Moscow.

Violence against women has been identified as a serious public health issue globally; therefore, effective interventions to address GBV should be situated within the Ottawa Charter model of health promotion, which encompasses personal, social, and environmental well-being.

Opening up the toolkit of venture capitalists to the alums of one of the nation's elite universities situated in the humming hub of technology development globally isn't shaking the complacent pillars of the American innovation economy, but hey, Teitelman says you have to start somewhere.

In these cases it often makes sense to work with a globally distributed 'virtual' team as opposed to one that is physically situated in one location.

The findings suggest consideration of both locally-situated relationships and globally-situated relationships, as critical educational supports.

Bronfenbrenner's ecological model, to consider both the locally- and globally-situated nature of resources across refugees' ecosystems.