Where is the wise? Where is the scribe? Where is the lawyer of this world? Hasn't God made foolish the wisdom of this world?

We live in a world where HIV AIDS undermines entire societies.

A shaman organizes this important journey, where the elephant leaves the forest world for the human world.

Where is the wise? where is the scribe? where is the disputer of this world? hath not God made foolish the wisdom of this world?

The entire world has a massive interest in where these threads lead.

This is a pretty interesting trend, because we used to live in a world where everyone's said glibly, Form follows function, but I think I've sort of grown up in a world you listened to Neil Gershenfeld yesterday I was in a lab associated with his where it's really a world where information defines form and function.

We want a world where young people are free to seek their identity and where the voices of youth count.

But now look at our world. And we are living in a world that is where religion has been hijacked. Where terrorists cite Quranic verses to justify their atrocities.

UNICEF and the World Bank collaborated to better link UNGEI (where UNICEF is a designated lead agency) with the Education For All Fast Track Initiative (where the World Bank takes a lead role).

And if you're in this room today, most of us grew up in a world where we had basic civil rights, and amazingly, we still live in a world where some women don't have them.

But imagine a world where textbooks are continually updated and corrected by a legion of contributors.

Where are the largest airports in the world?

It's a place where people have the longest disability free life expectancy in the world.

And yet we live in a world where cities have never had it so good.

We live in a world where the prospect of devastating climate change confronts us all.

A world where over spending countries need to reduce domestic demand and boost net exports, while over saving countries are unwilling to reduce their reliance on export led growth, is a world where currency tensions must inevitably come to a boil.

I think a world that was run where half of our countries and half of our companies were run by women, would be a better world.

But, in a world where a billion people go to bed hungry, and where six million die each year from air and water pollution, most of those in the developing world likely have a very different set of priorities for their future.

Ciołek was a participant at the 1982 FIFA World Cup, where Poland won the third place.

In a world where everything has become faster, reaction is less an option than ever before.

Such information gives you power primarily in a secretive, opaque world where access to information is limited.

But imagine a world where textbooks are adapted to many learning styles and translated into myriad languages.

In a world where it is so easy to connect with one another, we still remain disconnected.

It is helpful to review where the world economy now stands.

It is the only world region where military expenditures are decreasing.

What does national sovereignty mean in a world where diseases, pollutants, and terrorists cross national borders at will?

Thus far I have participated in the Dubai World Cup, in March 2017, where I received a certificate.

The resulting globalization and progression of humanitarian law have given rise to a world where the very concept of sovereignty is being challenged, where the dimensions of security are in a flux, where the nature of conflict has seen a seismic shift and where social exclusion has added complex uncertainty.

And that becomes much more difficult in a world where governments find it hard to tell where cyber attacks come from, whether from a hostile state or a group of criminals masking as a foreign government.

Unfortunately, the world is at a point where it can see the danger from terrorism but not the cure.

And, in a world where the G 7 no longer drives global growth, printing money is playing with fire.

But I always feel like that in Istanbul, a great city where so much world history has been forged.

They're the ones from my generation, the ones of us that have grown up into a world where everything is paperless, and where some of our best conversations have happened upon a screen.

In both cases, regulating or prohibiting certain transactions is a second best strategy in a world where the ideal may be unattainable.

Even within Wikipedias, where we're creating their own content online, there's a heavy bias towards the place where a lot of the Wikipedia authors are based, rather than to the rest of the world.

There are few developing countries in the world where this is true, and fewer still where poverty and illiteracy are both rife.

I'm not a scientist. I could have been, perhaps, but I work in this world where I trust my instincts.

In a part of the world where democracy is gradually advancing, Japan can point to firm democratic traditions and institutions.

It is time to help civil society in this area build a world where peace, not warfare, is the rule.

It should comprise a dedicated section for media monitoring where recent press clippings from around the world get are posted.

We live in a world where the clear distinction between conflict among States and conflict within States has become blurred.

But I'm hoping that this particular exhibition will be able to trace a new portrait of where design is going which is always, hopefully, a portrait a few years in advance of where the world is going.

But in a world where the TV industrial complex is broken, I don't think that's a strategy we want to use any more.

Europe has a special role to play in securing a better world where human rights and individual freedoms are widely and fully respected.

I mean the world where advanced building materials means cement roofing tiles that are made by hand, and where, when you work 10 hours a day, you're still only earning 60 dollars in a month.