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Speaking to the BBC, NHS England chairman Prof Sir Malcolm Grant welcomed the appointment saying that Mr Steven was "globally respected".

His 1978 monograph on gannets is globally respected as a definitive textbook, as are his studies of Pelicaniformes, the group of seabirds including pelicans, boobies, cormorants and frigatebirds.

For the time being, the globally respected "faith and credit" of our federal government are keeping the United States afloat financially.

The BBC is a globally respected broadcaster and by investing the hateful Nick Griffin with any kind of political and personal credibility the BBC is providing a platform (paid for by licence payers) for his vicious, criminal and deeply unpleasant views.

Few things are more globally respected than the Olympic Games, and to pardon one of the biggest frauds perpetuated on the Olympic movement would be nothing less than thumbing our collective noses at the world".

Today, authors such as Don DeLillo and Philip Roth are towering figures, globally respected without consideration of nationality.

Nobody is certain when Djalu – a spiritual keeper and master craftsman of the yirdaki (didgeridoo) as well as one of its most globally respected players – was born.

Note that if a discrete-time nonlinear dynamical system is (globally) bounded with respect to uniformly in, then there exists such that it is (globally) ultimately bounded with respect to uniformly in with an ultimate bound.

Theorem C.0.3 We suppose f ∈ C ( J × F, F ) and is globally Lipschitz with respect to its second argument.

Therefore, it follows from Theorem 1.2 in [39] or Lemma 3.1 in [40] that (E_{1}) is globally attractive with respect to (G_{1}).

The discrete-time nonlinear dynamical system (3.1) and (3.2) is globally bounded with respect to uniformly in if, for every, there exists such that implies for all.