Sentence examples for worldwide called from inspiring English sources

Tobias Meyer, director of contemporary art at Sotheby's worldwide, called the show a "game changer".

On Thursday, more than two hundred interfaith, environmental, and human-rights groups worldwide called on U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to support a thorough investigation into Cáceres's assassination.

Der Spiegel said files obtained by whistleblower Edward Snowden showed that the NSA spied on the EU in New York after it moved to new rooms in autumn 2012 and that the NSA runs a bugging programme in more than 80 embassies and consulates worldwide called the "Special Collection Service", which has "little or nothing to do with warding off terrorists".

That's the stunning conclusion drawn by consultants Booze Allen Hamilton in a survey of 2,500 companies worldwide called, "CEO Succession 2004: The World's Most Prominent Temp Workers".

At home in Washington, DC, this past month I was asked to to judge a climate innovation competition I won last year, that serves to foster local solutions to our climate challenges in cities worldwide called Climathon.

Last week, two associations representing 10 million Catholic students worldwide called on their governments to invest in their futures by creating more of the clean energy jobs that they want to work in.

March – Game Group, the computer games retailer, which at the time ran 1,270 shops, half of them in the UK, and employed 10,000 people worldwide, calls in the administrators.

And that was why I placed the resolution of the 1,400 Conservative rabbis worldwide calling for an end to state killing alongside 100 others organizations.

(Incidentally, the Johannisberg in the grape's name denotes Schloss Johannisberg, a historic estate in the Rheingau region of Germany where vines have grown since at least A.D. 871. Other wineries worldwide call the grape white riesling).

The party, which has many branches worldwide, calls for restoring an Islamic Caliphate, a secular and religious nation-state, doing so by peaceful means, according to the party's Web site.

But Dynegy's decision to close its trading business, which employs about 450 people worldwide, calls into question the viability of the business, at least as it has been practiced by the company and its rivals, like Mirant, Aquila and El Paso, industry analysts said.