Sentence examples for worldwide action from inspiring English sources

But diving all out into the political fray and calling for worldwide action to limit carbon pollution?

A spokesman for Microsoft, another listed donor, said that the company believes that "climate change is a serious issue that demands immediate worldwide action".

Needless to say, the actual business of getting cooperative, worldwide action on climate change would be much more complicated and tendentious than this discussion suggests.

Whether she was visiting patients in the hospital, headlining an amfAR benefit, or addressing the United Nations on the need for worldwide action, Dame Elizabeth always impressed those around her with her grace, dignity, and intelligence.

Although some environmental groups heralded it as a "historic" announcement that would send an important signal for faster worldwide action, critics have said that the transition to renewables needs to be quicker if the internationally agreed target to keep global warming within 2C is to be met.

Meanwhile, in 2003, the Global Campaign against Headache [4 6] engaged the World Health Organization (WHO) as partner in this cause [7], embarking on a worldwide action programme which began by assessing the magnitude of headache in the world [4, 8].

The years 2011 2020 represent the United Nations Decade of Biodiversity, aiming to inspire worldwide actions to support biodiversity conservation.

"Autism is not limited to a single region or a country," said Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, "it is a worldwide challenge that requires global action".

And I say to workers and businesses across our country, don't risk the recovery by abandoning what we know is now working — a modern industrial policy, a laser focus on tackling unemployment, and worldwide support for coordinated global action.

Several respondents expressed a sense of despair that no matter how much they changed their lifestyles, unless worldwide political action occurred, it would make no difference.

(Actually, the cows are part of a worldwide labor action that also includes racehorses and pigeons.) Granted, this is an idea at least as old as "Animal Farm".