Sentence examples for worldwide agree from inspiring English sources
"Leading child health experts worldwide agree that care given during this life stage has more influence on a child's future than any other time," the letter from its chief executive, Belinda Phipps, said.
Mathematical modelers from different disciplines and regulatory agencies worldwide agree on the importance of a careful sensitivity analysis (SA) of model-based inference.
While environmentally aware individuals worldwide agree that climate change is a proven challenge for our planet, few have changed their travel behaviors.
What the Polish government is saying -- and what many people worldwide agree with -- is that perpetrators of this crime can no longer be trusted to make the right decision when it comes to their sexual urges.
While Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and nearly all sex worker-led organizations worldwide agree that the full decriminalization of sex work is the best way to ensure the health and safety of sex workers, Laura Seebohm, the woman behind Changing Lives' women's services favours the Nordic Model, a stance that seems to conflict with her own research.
The British mining company Billiton P.L.C., one of the largest producers of aluminum worldwide, agreed to increase its stake in an Australian aluminum refinery by buying the majority interest of Alcoa Inc. for $1.49 billion.
The airlines, most of which were in trouble before September 11th, were promised grants and loans totalling $15 billion, to be distributed by size rather than long-term health.See article: A business in search of customersGovernments worldwide agreed to cover national airlines after insurers limited liabilities on third-party damage for similar terrorist incidents to $50m per aircraft.
Shareholders in the embattled telecoms-equipment concern, which was formerly the British company GEC, will be left with a mere 0.5% stake.Andersen Worldwide agreed to pay $40m to settle a lawsuit brought by Enron shareholders against the auditor of the bankrupt energy trader.
This week Paul Volcker, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve and now chairman of the foundation that governs the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), a body which oversees the harmonisation of accounting rules worldwide, agreed to chair a committee set up by Andersen to recommend reforms.
Roco, who has been instrumental in the NNI's ongoing attention to both safety implications and the potential societal impacts of nanotechnology worldwide, agrees that the time for responsible risk assessment is now: "This is no longer something you do after the fact, after you do the other research, but has to be done from the beginning, to be an integral part of the research.
