Sentence examples for transnational problems from inspiring English sources

Yet policy responses to transnational problems will continue to be improvised and incomplete.

Thus, while Americans were preoccupied through most of the decade with their own domestic hardships, Europeans and Asians had other, more transnational, problems to confront.

Foreign aid is also used to address transnational problems such as the production and export of illegal drugs and the battle against HIV/AIDS.

Robert B. Zoellick, the departing president, opened bank databases to outside researchers and created trust funds to tackle transnational problems like spiking global food prices.

Countries also provide aid to relieve suffering caused by natural or man-made disasters such as famine, disease, and war, to promote economic development, to help establish or strengthen political institutions, and to address a variety of transnational problems including disease, terrorism and other crimes, and destruction of the environment.

• To the Editor: George Bisharat's April 4 Op-Ed article was a refreshingly clear call for holding the Israeli Army accountable for the crimes that have been documented in Gaza — a call made in the name of our collective interest as a world facing transnational problems that require international cooperation and therefore a commitment to developing international law.

This transnational problem requires action that transcends the borders, priorities and loyalties of nation-states.

Governments are working to coordinate their actions, including through the G-20 meetings in London, because it is crystal clear that this is a transnational problem that needs multilateral solutions.

You can gesture at the transnational problem of Islamist terrorism all you like, but it's just hot air unless you invest in proper security on the ground in your own country, with the right safeguards to civil liberties.

The citizens of such a Europe will want to go to other countries and get involved in transnational problem areas in which national states are no longer able to offer appropriate solutions – environmental degradation, climate change, mass movements of refugees and migrants, and farright radicalism.

Oil spills are a transnational problem, and establishing a common standard methodology for Oil Spill Risk Assessments (OSRAs) is thus paramount in order to protect marine environments and coastal communities.