Sentence examples for open globally from inspiring English sources

The U.S.G.A.'s annual intention is to make the U.S. Open globally the most difficult test in golf.

More broadly, the concept of a fixed target for net immigration is much better suited to a centrally planned economy than to an open, globally oriented trading nation.

It's not clear how many developer-friendly Tech Centres RIM plans to open globally.

The technology framework is designed to work with the EMV (Europay, MasterCard, Visa) chip industry standard to help ensure open, globally interoperable solutions.

The communicative turn in spatial planning reflects the changes of local economies and society towards open, globally reaching relationships, and increasing concerns for local environments.

The showroom, located a few blocks from the White House at 1050 K St. N.W., is Tesla's 16th store to open globally.

For example, a convincing track record of growth through a very open, globally-integrated economy, privatization and widespread trade liberalisation are unique characteristics that make Thailand attractive for short- and long-term investment [ 36, 37].

"More than 70 million startups are opening globally each year on average for the past 30 years or so.

Helen House opened in Oxford, UK, in 1982 as the world's first children's hospice and many others have now opened globally based on a similar model [ 6].

Mr Marcinkiewicz says reforming them is a priority, but it is hard to see Polish universities becoming dynamic, open and globally competitive soon.

"We remain committed to advancing the free flow of information, which we view as vital to economic prosperity and preserving open societies globally," Michael Tran, a state department spokesman told the Associated Press.