Sentence examples for world questions from inspiring English sources
In Deen's former world, questions, particularly those put down in writing, are considered dangerous weapons.
As the desperate plight of the Rohingya, stranded on the boats in the Andeman Sea, is broadcast around the world, questions are now being asked as to why Aung San Suu Kyi has remained so conspicuously silent.
Equal parts group show and conceptual installation, prank and boundary-pusher, it raises messy art world questions about aesthetic ownership and influence, the division between curator and artist, and the value of nontraditional and repurposed work.
Underscoring the friendly nature of the visit, a joint statement spoke of "the closeness of Russian and Iranian positions over the key world questions and the development of cooperation to establish a world order that is more just".
The church, an undemocratic institution with uncompromising views, has not helped their peaceful resolution, especially in the United States.A force for good?In the developing world, questions about the role of John Paul's church about whether it is, on balance, a force for good or the opposite are even harder to finesse.
As PES schemes are being extensively adopted around the world, questions related to their institutional dimensions, as well as the role of different actors and contextual factors in PES initiation, design and implementation, arise.
Annie Briggs told the judge: "This is not a personal but a world question.
The 50-year-old's decision to participate in the video made some in the sober French finance world question his ability to run his business.
The graffiti artists would question the authenticity of his stuff – when the notion of selling out still mattered – while the art world questioned his right to be there.
His BBC-TV series (and book) The Triumph Of The West (1985) provided insight into the "world question" - as well as enabling him to travel.
Under the guidelines, police officers around the world question suspected terrorists and search their homes in an effort to forestall any possible planned attacks.
