Sentence examples for of global relevance from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, international caps are a sign of global relevance and sporting success.
The emphasis is on physical processes of global relevance including the history of Earth and life in the rock record.
Our focus for the coming decade is on deepening our impact, exploring new research areas of global relevance and continuing our culture of excellence.
Our suggested step-by-step framework of OOBN construction and validation is of global relevance; it is designed to model similar "wicked" problems worldwide.
The resources and opportunities associated with the Berger Program give Cornell Law students legal training and skills of global relevance, and the Law School a presence in France, Italy, Belgium, and Germany.
Named in honor of Leo Berger J.D. '56 and his wife, Arvilla, the Berger International Legal Studies Program sponsors a varied and indispensable array of activities that provide Cornell Law students with legal training and skills of global relevance.
The phenomenal sales of the DVD and book ($100 million last time I checked) and subsequent spin-offs testify to global relevance of Dan's AdWords test results.
I defend the implication of the global relevance of free and equal citizenship for international attempts at persuasion even in cases in which coercive intervention is not justifiable.
Woe betide France and the U.K. if they can't turn themselves around, because the long-term decline of the global relevance of these countries and their fall in prosperity is there for all to see in the performance of their stock markets.
On the one hand, this research inquires about the potentials of social urban pioneers and change agents, intentional communities and such transnational initiatives like the transition town movement, which are discussed within the context of their global relevance in developed and developing countries illustrated by the case of India.
Jonathan Galaviz, managing director at Galaviz & Co., a California-based research and strategic advisory company, said real estate and hotel companies like CapitaLand in Singapore and Sun Hung Kai Properties in Hong Kong were running the risk of losing global relevance, as they lacked a U.S. presence.
