Such rhetoric clearly works. It is global in nature.

The Assembly should address issues that are global in nature and that can be solved only through global cooperation.

The interconnected nature of the global community comes as no surprise.

While those problems are specifically Chinese in nature, they also have global dimensions and universal features.

The global nature of this debate demonstrates at least three important lessons.

STOCKHOLM The challenges that the world faces in the twenty first century are systemic and global in nature.

30 percent decrease of production in the context of increasing population, that's a food crisis. It's global in nature.

The world had moved from an international economy in which national economies interacted with each other in a global market to a global economy in which many of the relationships and mechanisms were themselves global in nature.

Instead, it faced multi year re alignments of both a national and global nature.

The current nature of organized crime requires a global response, through increased international cooperation.

Clinton s primary challenge as secretary of state was to recast the very nature of US involvement in global affairs.

To bridge these divides, we must rethink the nature of employment in an increasingly automated, borderless, and mobile global economy.

Hurricane Katrina is a stark reminder of the increasing vulnerability of today's global environment, in which nature respects no boundaries.

The degree of interdependence among countries is increasing, and the global nature of our problems is inherent.

These threats and opportunities are global in nature and multilateral efforts by the international community are required to deal with them effectively.

The first segment, on Global partnerships evolution and recent developments , will be of a general and introductory nature.

Combine the power of a global ethic with the power of our ability to communicate and organize globally, with the challenges that we now face, most of which are global in their nature.

Given the global nature of the problem, it was vital to find an effective response based on shared responsibility.

Because of its voluntary nature, the Global Compact could only supplement and not replace national laws and international norms.

In fact, indigenous communities have unbreakable bonds of relationship with nature as well as ancient wisdom that predate the organization of global nation states.

In this respect, the increasingly fragmented nature of global discourse characterized by underdevelopment, poverty, insecurity and alienation in large parts of the world and increasing concentration of wealth linked to excessive consumption and trends of global environmental degradation have contributed to increasing global tensions and insecurity.

From the perspective of national interest, that makes no sense at all, given the global commons nature of the problem.

So the global nature of this problem must be recognized and addressed in places where environmental degradation is already bringing about a dangerous deterioration in peoples lives.

On the other hand, it is imperative for services oriented SINTNCs to have a presence in North America because of the global nature of their business.

The one sided nature of this alliance rankled little when Japan was just one among many protected by America's global shield.

Since forest benefits are often of regional and sometimes truly global in nature, a more equal distribution of costs and benefits is an important issue to address.

Conspicuously, Haiti s Dominican neighbors were the first to gauge the magnitude of the problem and the global nature of the required solution.

Nature writing Nature writing is the genre with the longest history in environmental communication.

He stressed the importance of local networks for the development of constructive dialogue concerning the nature, contents and impact of the Global Compact.

Furthermore, factors such as climate change, economic globalization and increased air travel are contributing to new trends that highlight the need for a global perspective in relation to disasters, many of which have origins and impacts of a global nature.

MILAN In rapidly growing emerging markets, a combination of internal economic forces, supportive policies, and the shifting nature of the global economy drive high speed and far reaching change.

In the face of increasing global challenges posed by all forms of crime and the interconnected nature of criminal activities, the importance of international cooperation could not be overstated.

In collaboration with Member States and other expert institutions, it collects, analyses and publishes information and data on the nature, extent and evolution of global drug and crime problems.

For example, a fundamental problem is that the nature of global trade is constantly evolving, and existing agreements have only limited capacity to adapt.

The global nature of the current crisis makes it plain that Europe must be able to decide quickly and coherently, or suffer adverse consequences.

The challenge is even greater because some regulatory agencies must be multilateral, or at least intergovernmental, given the global nature of much economic activity.

After more than a decade, we once again draw the conclusion that additional measures of a global nature are needed to enhance this work.

The specific global reach and transnational nature of the industry meant that uncoordinated national efforts alone would not suffice in regulating the industry, but also made coordinated effort more difficult.

And you see that in nature.

The heterocycle is found in nature.

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But the nation state as a basis for statecraft obscures the nature of humanity s greatest threats. Pollution, terrorism, pandemics, and climate change are global phenomena.

And I'm a character that's extremely interested in understanding the nature of that constructed reality because there's no such thing as nature any more. Nature is gone.

Given that most of the technologies are beyond the reach of poor developing countries, the Working Group called for a governance mechanism that strikes a balance between the global public goods nature of genomics knowledge and the private goods nature of its application.