Sentences with phrase «fragmented world»

United Nations Development Agency, report «Deepening Democracy in Fragmented World», 2002.

Specialized investments in the patent asset class exist today, but the end goal of IPwe is to turn the opaque and fragmented world of patents and patent transactions into a broad asset class that can attract much more interest from the world's top institutional investors, as an example, insurance companies looking for pools of non-traditional investments that can generate significant returns.

«For advertisers, sports are a place you can go in this wildly fragmenting world where you can find a good - quality audience,» he says.

If Bonhoeffer's problem was a tyrant who threatened to suck all the mandates into one, ours is the relentless opportunism that fragments the world into separate centers of power and loses the unity of the persons who, by God's commandment, live in all of the mandates and measure their humanity by the unity the Incarnate One embodies.

The curse of Babylon fragments the world audience, so it must be somehow overcome: the point of the meta - language is therefore accessibility; it must be readily understood by the largest number of people.

«The mosaic of mud seemed to epitomise the increasingly fragmented world this puppy is growing up in.»

«We need to move to a less fragmented world, where every user can experience Twitter in a consistent way.

«Although what he is about to say at the globalist brainstorming feast on Friday remains guesswork, few believe this particular pulpit would be able to make him turn his back on the poster boy of a rising isolationist tendency that many fear is fragmenting the world.»

The categories the Bible uses, the models it offers for understanding human life and the world around us, and the God about whom it tells can seem at first strange, but we find them ever and again providing clues that put together pieces of our fragmented world in unexpected ways.

In Living Faithfully in a Fragmented World: Lessons for the Church from MacIntyre's «After Virtue» (1998), Wilson responds to moral philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre, who concludes his celebrated 1991 critique of modernity by calling for «the construction of local forms of community within which civility and the intellectual and moral life can be sustained through the new dark ages which are already upon us....

intention in a fragmented world.

«Each week, Minhaj will bring his unique comedic voice and storytelling skill to investigate the larger trends shaping our fragmented world,» the streaming service said in a statement.

The auteur talks about the process of creating his fragmented world and the core - value characters who inhabit it, and how directing opens new horizons for him.

It offers a break from that fragmented world of sensory overload.

A fragmented world, yes, but nonetheless much better than the Apple one.

Such concerted action is impossible in a fragmented world where each writer pursues individual success.

3 authors wrote novels about the nature of home and the struggle of the individual to find their place in a fragmented world.

Dewitt's practice reflects a complex and fragmented world, but instead of fostering first world apathy or nihilism, it induces curiosity, defiance and hope.

And Budd Hopkins who used paper collage as an artistic technique and a philosophical, aesthetic means of unifying a disjointed and fragmented world.

These four artists explore some of the ways collage enables us to revise and envision the fragmented world around us.

Designed World is the first museum show of Peter Keetman (1916 - 2005) for 20 years, depicting not only the revolutionary industralised photographic works, but the poetic contributions that the artist made during the post-ward period, through movement studies and documentation of a seemingly shapeless, fragmented world.

But now brokers are delving into the fragmented world of home services.