Sentence examples for worldwide integrated from inspiring English sources

Nestlé in Vevey, Switzerland, is introducing its first worldwide integrated communications campaign for Nescafé instant coffee, with spending estimated at $30 million, aimed at turning consumers ages 16 to 24 into users of the brand.

GHS is the indication method of worldwide integrated classification standard in order to prevent damage caused by disease or risks of accidents resulting from confusion by the users.

"This is a pretty bold way of saying we support the Linux movement," said Lisa Baird, vice president for worldwide integrated marketing communications at I.B.M. in Armonk, N.Y.

"The move to this new agency model reflects I.B.M.'s response to shifts in the business environment," Maureen McGuire, vice president for worldwide integrated marketing communications at I.B.M. in Armonk, N.Y., said in a statement yesterday.

I.B.M. is realigning its roster of agencies handling the direct marketing and interactive assignments that are part of its worldwide integrated marketing communications account by naming offices of Ogilvy One Worldwide and Wunderman as its "global partners" for those tasks.

Powerade, sold by the Coca-Cola Company, is focusing its first worldwide integrated marketing campaign — for TV, print, online and outdoors — on the brand's status as the official sports drink of the 2010 World Cup.

Worldwide, integrating mental health services into primary care is increasingly considered the most viable way to ensure access to mental health care [ 8].

Several countries worldwide have integrated TM practices into their healthcare systems (such as China, India, UK, Ghana and Mali), while others are making efforts in that direction or tolerate TM to varying extents (19).

OM countered by saying its offer would ensure the LSE's position as the leading European exchange for investors worldwide by integrating costs and by bringing together two complementary companies.

The ATLAS project represents the effort of a large fraction of the high-energy physics community worldwide, to integrate modern detection technology into a very complex environment.

As early as 1947, the World Health Organization defined health as a state of mental and social--not just physical--well-being. Today, more and more schools worldwide are integrating social-emotional learning into their curriculum, teaching skills such as self-awareness, empathy, and active listening.