Sentence examples for meet global challenges from inspiring English sources

In an environment of continuing globalisation, employers are increasingly demanding graduates who can compete in global marketplaces and meet global challenges.

"We must continue," Mr. Wang said, "to enhance coordination of macroeconomic policies, work together to meet global challenges, and ensure economic growth and job creation in both our countries so as to contribute to a strong and sustainable recovery of the world economy".

We have the resources to meet global challenges.

The first theme describes that WHO's role must evolve to meet global challenges and societal changes.

With EU assistance, FAO provides field-level delivery of the knowledge, skills and capabilities required to meet global challenges of food safety and agriculture.

How to deal with these complex global issues is a major focus of this year's annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science AAASS), whose theme is Meeting Global Challenges: Discovery and Innovation.

In short, there is no coherent or systematic Asian approach to meeting global challenges.

At a recent workshop that we co-chaired in Singapore, the inevitable question was raised: can Asians lead in meeting global challenges?

In this week's Editorial, AAAS President Phillip A. Sharp and Alan I. Leshner, AAAS CEO and executive publisher of Science, wrote about meeting global challenges with science.

"A child suffering in a war, a disaster, an epidemic, a famine or a drought doesn't know – doesn't care – about the wider global context, about whether we are gaining ground or losing ground in meeting global challenges," UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake said in his opening remarks to the session.

"We will continue to work with the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy as we test and develop this fifth-generation multirole fighter that will enhance interoperability and cooperation among military forces to successfully meet global security challenges," it added.