Sentence examples for moving global from inspiring English sources
"More than mere political correctness," the NSWP proudly states, "this shift in language had the important effect of moving global understandings of sex work toward a labour framework".
Their efforts may help to accelerate a nascent trend: international banks moving global divisional heads, and in HSBC's case its chief executive, eastward.London and New York are hardly spent forces.
The World Business Council for Sustainable Development WBCSDD) calls for "swift, radical and co-ordinated actions at many levels" between now and 2020 to begin moving global growth onto a trajectory that will allow us to live within our planetary limits.
The World Bank is a slow moving global organization with member states from every corner of the globe.
Many have noted that the life experiences of people with disabilities often lead to attributes especially important in today's fast moving, global business environment, such as adaptability, creative problem solving and an ability to connect with people from different backgrounds and perspectives".
The resolution itself obviously does not produce equitable use, but it establishes a WHO-based process for moving global health diplomacy in this direction.
Depending on how it was applied, it could encourage American and Asian banks to move global businesses out of London.
"This is an opportunity to move global opinion like no other," Brian Ellner, a member of Athlete Ally's board of directors, told me recently.
It's unclear whether words and images will move global warming from being a someday, somewhere issue into a peril sufficient to drive a social movement.
Twenty years before Slumdog Millionaire moved global audiences, another director, Mira Nair, brought the plight of India's homeless children to the world's attention with Salaam Bombay, a compelling film about street kids, acted by street kids.
"Market fundamentals continue to suggest that the combination of robust demand and weak supply growth will move global oil markets closer into balance by the end of the year," Dudley said.
