Sentence examples for transnational solutions from inspiring English sources

We hope that knowledge sharing with governments and other partners in the region will then facilitate the development of transnational solutions, so that no child is left behind when faced with the risks of disasters.

For Koplan et al. [ 1] the term 'global' thus refers to any health issue that concerns many countries or is affected by transnational determinants such as climate change or urbanisation, or transnational solutions such as polio eradication, such that the 'global in global health refers to the scope of the problems, not their location' (p. 1994).

Funding was awarded by the European Union's Northern Periphery Programme 2007 2013 through the Implementing Transnational Telemedicine Solutions project (reference number: 7.13).

People who understand that the pressures on our environment are transnational and the solutions are global.

The answer they provided to this question is that 'global' refers to any health issue 'that concerns many countries' or 'is affected by transnational determinants or solutions'.

There was a sense that global problems – a shortage of demand, high unemployment levels, regulation of transnational finance – required global solutions.

These are transnational problems requiring mutinational solutions.

As Mr. Greenway rightly observed, the world's greatest problems — and by necessity solutions — have become transnational.

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.

This all is devilishly complex and defies clean, easy solutions, however, the transnational aspect of this crisis warrants decisive international action.

Global health "places a priority on improving health and achieving equity in health for all people worldwide" and "emphasizes transnational health issues, determinants and solutions".