Sentence examples for restructuring the world from inspiring English sources
Mitt Romney's apparent belief in restructuring the world from the top down as we would wish it to be shows an obdurate refusal to learn from the tragic mistakes of the past.
For the purposes of his latest offering, set "sometime in the future" at a Midwestern university ruled by censorship, he has become God, restructuring the world in his own image to consider the plight of his beloved country and the state of his beloved art.
He said that real change could be achieved only by, say, reducing human consumption and restructuring the world's energy system.
They have no respect for vested interests either and see transitions such as the one to a low carbon world as part of the daily routine of restructuring the world's economies and shifting capital to where it is needed in order to make a financial return.
It means a process of restructuring the world economic and political system so that the latter builds the capacity of local and national economies instead of degrading it.
THE MARKET AND THE PARTY Xu Hongcai, deputy chief economist at the China Centre for International Economic Exchanges, a Beijing think-tank, said party control was needed to push through the market reforms key to restructuring the world's second-largest economy.
The Obama administration had long pushed China to appreciate its currency to correct trade imbalances and help restructure the world economy.
First, as their banks are restructured, the world must underpin Europe's economy with help for a firewall strong enough to insulate Spain, Italy and other countries.
The last decade, however, witnessed the emergence of new power-centers with the ability to restructure the world into several blocs.
We're still coming to terms with the fact that we'll never fully understand why; the events of September 11 , 2001 and the global turmoil that followed, restructured the world we live in.
Restructuring the economy, joining the World Trade Organisation and privatising some sectors all failed to improve the prospects of jobless young Saudis.
