Sentences with phrase «increasingly global nature»

Susan Hackett, the former general counsel of the Association of Corporate Counsel, says the increasingly global nature of business forces all securities regulators to consider the approach of their foreign counterparts.

JS: Increased demand, new regulatory issues and the increasingly global nature of our clients» businesses and our practice have all factored into the few lateral partner hires we have made.

As we began to map out ideas for a globalized LRW course, we realized the extent to which our case for globalizing LRW depends on assumptions about the increasingly global nature of typical legal practice.

«The protocol underscores the growing significance of cross-border legal business between our two countries and the increasingly global nature of the practice of law.»

Rives, whose resumé includes extensive international travel and postings in South Korea, Greece and the Philippines, says he appreciates the increasingly global nature of law practice.

As each artist draws inspiration from their surrounding communities, they also travel to museums and public spaces internationally to share their work, reminding us of the increasingly global nature of the world we live in.

«This year's exhibition is an extraordinary testament to the increasingly global nature of contemporary art in Canada and how it engages and connects us all.»

The increasingly global nature of human society, with interdependent economies, international communications networks and intermingling cultures, has created, according to Gregory Stock, the conditions for the emergence of a new type of being — a social super-organism bound together by technology, which he calls Metaman.

Biocon's story underscores the increasingly global nature of the biopharma industry — and the importance of India, China, and other emerging markets not just as testing grounds and markets for drugs, but as resources for scientific and commercial collaboration.

Football's increasingly global nature means Manchester United will approach the FA Youth Cup final with Sheffield United pledging to continue their worldwide search for talent.

Not exact matches

He added: «This power will give our law enforcement agencies the tools they need to tackle the increasingly complex and global nature of terrorism and gather and analyse evidence to prosecute terrorists who make ever greater use of new technology such as encrypted computers.»

Fortunately, there are many examples of leaders who are influencing their organizations by adopting approaches and techniques that complement the increasingly dynamic, interconnected, volatile nature of our global village.

The investment, from SoftBank Ventures Korea, is a reflection of the global nature of today's game business, where it's increasingly common to see cross-border deals.

Showing works by an increasingly diverse roster of global artists, VMFA's 21st - century gallery reflects the expanded nature of contemporary art.

Special Exhibitions Fusion: Art of the 21st - Century December 19, 2014 — July 26, 2015 21st - Century Gallery Free Showing works by an increasingly diverse roster of global artists, VMFA's 21st - century gallery reflects the expanded nature of contemporary art.

The free event and three - day programme, founded and run by artists, features exhibitions, performances, publications, screenings, workshops and seminars — as well as one - day symposium — responds to the increasingly nomadic nature of artists and artistic practice, questioning «how we live together in a global community».

Concurrently, his work celebrates the poetic nature of hip - hop's language, both verbal and physical, as well as its powerful and empowering contribution to an increasingly hybrid global culture.

The works stress our primal link to nature in an increasingly high tech global existence.

They increasingly shifted focus in Nature to sensational topics, particularly global warming.

This flyer notes that climate change impacts and risks are global in their nature, geographically diverse and are increasingly being felt across a range of systems and sectors essential for human livelihood and well ‐ being.

Increasingly, the state of nature is being defined by the operations of the capitalist system, as anthropogenic forces are altering the global environment on a scale that is unprecedented.

Yet, declaring Cancun a success without viewing Cancun's limitations in the context of the increasingly difficult challenges entailed by further delay on a global climate change solution is to invite serious misjudgment about the nature of hope that can be justified by Cancun.

As nature washes away our resources, overwhelms our infrastructures and splinters our political alignments, our survival will depend increasingly on our willingness to join together as a global community.

The most alarming projections for global warming this century also seem to be the most reliable, according to a December study in Nature that compared climate models against what's already happening in the atmosphere (see «Global Warming's Worst - Case Projections Look Increasingly Likely&raglobal warming this century also seem to be the most reliable, according to a December study in Nature that compared climate models against what's already happening in the atmosphere (see «Global Warming's Worst - Case Projections Look Increasingly Likely&raGlobal Warming's Worst - Case Projections Look Increasingly Likely»).

A board is there to provide oversight and with companies becoming increasingly global in nature someone with international experience may have experience with other issues such as how compensation may be different around the world.»

Litigation and arbitration cases are increasingly becoming global in nature, and data may come from a variety of countries.

As business becomes increasingly global in nature, electronic discovery collections will increasingly contain documents in many different languages.

Given the nature of an increasingly global marketplace, competition for consumer loyalty is stronger than ever.