Sentence examples for world order for from inspiring English sources

The new world order for logos, fashion and branding has changed.

Mr. Navellier may be celebrating a new world order for mutual funds.

He warned that brainwashing would make Americans "subjects of a 'new world order' for the benefit of a mad little knot of despots in the Kremlin".

Kagan is alert to the opportunities presented by the new world order for rereading — or, some might say, rewriting — the Peloponnesian War.

Mr. Cooper said he planned to devote two of each month's six main articles to the new world order for the foreseeable future.

"The decision to end thousands of human lives and upset world order for the foreseeable future is a foolish decision, and one Mr. Bush will live to regret," Alex Petry wrote in his letter.

Although his assertion has been impossible to verify — cobblers from Lebanon, China and Iraq have also staked claims to what is quickly becoming some of the most famous footwear in the world — orders for Mr. Baydan's shoes, formerly known as Ducati Model 271 and since renamed "The Bush Shoe," have poured in from around the world.

In engines for bigger airliners, Pratt has been losing market share to its two rivals, ge and Britain's Rolls-Royce and has gained less than 5% of woRolls-Royce andbigger engines so far thas year.

In his current BBC TV series, All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace, Adam Curtis ridicules the restless search for world order of various political and intellectual movements over the past half century.

These before and after pictures show the old world order of Syria reflected for decades in history books; where people bought wares in marketplaces or mingled in mosque courtyards.

The ultimate issue is not regional but concerns the prospects for world order, especially for a Pacific political structure along the lines of that put forward by the thoughtful Australian prime minister, Kevin Rudd.