Sentences with phrase «model for the world»
One legendary Audi classic is the Sport quattro, which made its debut at the 1983 IAA and was designed as a homologation model for the World Rally Championship.
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It made its debut at the 1983 Frankfurt motor show as a homologation model for the World Rally Championship.
Recognizing our nation's caring spirit, the Aga Khan cites Canada as a role model for the world and has selected Ottawa as the home of a new global centre for pluralism.
The US exemplifies, and has for decades, the market - driven (capitalistic) selfish model for the world.
Via: «Charles declares Mumbai shanty town model for the world,» The Guardian
It can be a model for the world; the problem is the smartest minds are missing this innovation wave.
Today, Canada is a model for the world.
«The Canada-U.S. trading relationship is a model for the world.»
If Krugman's criticism of the «mythology» is correct, the Canadian banking system of that era should have been a basket case, but instead it was a model for the world precisely because it lacked the two most damaging government regulations present in the US.
I would argue that major trends in American society are more of an indictment of globalization's effects on community than a model for the world to follow.
Didn't the Iranian leader say that Iran was a model for the world to follow?
Our schools are a model for the world of civility and academic achievement.
«If you were the example Jesus used as the model for the world,» Boone asks, «would there be racism?
«It's a model for the world.»
«It is now time for supporters of the union to speak up, to resist any drift towards a Balkanisation of Britain, and to acknowledge Great Britain for the success it has been and is - a model for the world of how nations can not only live side by side, but be stronger together but weaker apart.»
«It is now time for supporters of the union to speak up, to resist any drift towards a Balkanisation of Britain, and to acknowledge Great Britain for the success it has been and is: a model for the world of how nations can not only live side by side, but be stronger together but weaker apart.»
Seems a lot of the girls at clubs just want to look hot (model for the world)- not hook up.
In the third part of the exhibition, the scale of McElheny's «models for worlds» expands to its largest possible size with the installation Island Universe (2008).
A Model for the World This video by our friends at Streetfilms is not only great because it shows us a powerful example of bike infrastructure improving a city, but also because it shows how you can change the perception of riding a bike among citizens
Hintlian hopes this will be a model for the world.
Instead of a model for the world to emulate, Europe has become a model of what not to do.»
AN ALL - RENEWABLE LOS ANGELES (A MODEL FOR THE WORLD) The marketing of electricity for plug - in hybrids presents a marvelous opportunity for the L.A. - owned utility to significantly enlarge its business over time.
With these impressive results, B.C.'s carbon tax has gained widespread global praise as a model for the world — from organizations such as the OECD, the World Bank and The Economist.
«Coal is the moral choice, particularly for the developing world... The model for the world right now should be Australia.
And during the first half of this year I wrote a series of articles (part I, II, III) about why South Korea's nuclear power program is a model for the world and — with Richard Rhodes — why nuclear energy is critical to peace on the Korean peninsula.
And part of the issue, as pointed out in the documentary, is that we still don't have a truly functioning democracy in modern governments, even in the U.S., where we loudly trumpet the fact that we are a model for the world in terms of governance and civic engagement.