Sentence examples for movement of local from inspiring English sources

Kevin Stewart, the SNP minister for local government and housing, sees the harbour as part of a broader movement of local residents doing things for themselves.

The broader goal, according to Amos, is to "nurture a global movement of local watchdogs" and make troves of data collected by governments and other organizations useful and accessible by the public.

The chapter uses the theoretical lens of entanglement to argue that although there is an insertion of global discourses of human rights into local ideas of justice and restoration, there is little movement of local ideas into global discourses.

"For the credit union movement to be successful and sustainable, and other forms of local finance to develop, we need a bottom-up movement of local organizations working to change the sources of supply," said the archbishop, the Most Rev. Justin Welby.

Durkin and his assistants have assembled what could end up being the highest-rated recruiting class in program history — currently No. 17 in a composite ranking of major recruiting services compiled by 247sports.com — in large part by energizing a once-stale movement of local talent to College Park.

"We want to make the movement of local markets, and particularly credit, more accessible to global markets via Singapore".

Developer, David Martin, President & CEO of Terra Group sees a big movement of locals moving from houses to condos as the empty nest syndrome hits.

Bostock also claimed that Teach had questioned him about the movements of local ships, but also that he had seemed unsurprised when Bostock told him of an expected royal pardon from London for all pirates.

When Denise Ho Wan See, one of the city's premier pop singers, lost her contract with the company that promoted her performances — apparently because she supported the Umbrella Movement — scores of local businesses raised the money she needed to secure a venue.

Border crossings can be defined as movement activities of local border people between the countries that occur with or without passing border control checkpoints of each land border.

Mega-regions have emerged as 'new engines' of global economic growth, characterized by incessant movement of global and local capital.