Sentence examples for the global thinking from inspiring English sources

George Steinbrenner said he was turned on to the global thinking that resulted in the recent signings of Hideki Matsui and José Contreras by Commissioner Bud Selig, and Selig's former No. 2 man, Paul Beeston.

The program might force the thinking to become sequential and the global thinking become difficult.

Mumbai also would seem well placed to adopt the latest global thinking in transport planning: an influential document produced by the international consultancy firm McKinseys in 2003 had transportation as one of the six "core areas" identified for Mumbai to attain "world class" status.

The UK is leading in this space, fast becoming a hub combining the greatest global thinking and partnerships on urban innovation.

Furthermore, the fourth pillar of the BCCSAP is to use "research and knowledge management to predict the likely scale and timing of climate change impacts on different sectors of the economy and socio-economic groups; to underpin future investment strategies; and to ensure that Bangladesh is networked into the latest global thinking on climate change" [ 41].

"That said, the process has raised some clear red flags about the state of global thinking on women's rights.

"Bonnae saw things globally before global thinking was chic.

Visionaries like Elon Musk have spoken of the Internet and the planetary reach of the media as a "global thinking circuit".

The CB-SCID1 seems to lend support to structure in its presentation of the next question according to the DSM decision tree, but makes the processing aspect of global thinking and navigation back and forth in the CB-SCID1 difficult.

"Today we celebrate the results of an evolution in global thinking and the bold choice of many governments".

Partnering with the highly regarded Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute in Zurich to chart the currents and map the virtual territory of the infosphere is a key step in making the Internet a truly "global thinking circuit" instead of just a worldwide series of dots that don't connect.