Sentence examples for international beacon from inspiring English sources

The international Beacon project was designed as a public web service to enable institutions to share summary information about genomic data repositories.

But Britain's involvement and expertise in such research will also make us an international beacon for intellectual capital, enriching our research institutions and universities.

Although regarded as an international beacon for fairness, the justice system only rarely recognized glaring injustices and barely challenged codified hatred.

And so the fight now is about how Berlin has actually turned out: Germany's cultural magnet and international beacon but also its national poorhouse, struggling to break out of a long slump.

Biden read from an old McCain speech to sum up the new approach, saying that the United States should always be an "international beacon of liberty and a defender of the dignity of all human beings, and the right to freedom and justice". "That's what it's always been for four decades," Biden said.

The UN is an international beacon, and LGBTI people are deserving of lives without fear of violence, sexual assault, and murder.

Rightly, we celebrate our NHS and the BBC as international beacons of excellence and access.

Vladivostok, which 25 years ago didn't allow visitors, was, for a few days at least, an international artistic beacon.

The BBC's incoming director general wants to use dramas such as Wolf Hall and The White Queen to make the corporation an international cultural beacon for the UK.

Meanwhile, the rightwing attack on the British judiciary comes at a time when the role of Britain as an international legal beacon is under pressure.

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