Sentences with phrase «transcend national borders»

Critics also point to a lack of solid research into unintended consequences and the absence of any international governance structure for such projects, whose effects could transcend national borders.

Although the subject matter is deeply rooted in his identity and experience as a Seychellois, he looks to transcend national borders.

Social science research questions often transcend national borders and so it is important for these projects to have an international perspective right from the inception.

These are important questions we need to ask ourselves, while always holding out the love and compassion that our faith in Christ requires in seeing all people as God's children, and that his family transcends national borders.

The temptation to view Persepolis through a strictly political lens is understandable, but this deeply personal story concerns itself with themes that are universal, transcending any national borders, any specific time and place.

These elements have made MGS what it is today: a mature work of entertainment that transcends national borders and the confines of video games, and one of the leading products of the Japanese content business.

I've found that many of the corporate compliance issues facing business today are increasingly transcending national borders.

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A few clear - sighted politicans at Westminster probably realise that once all four of the UK nations (ie including England) exercise extensive devolved powers, the UK becomes a federation — and a necessary consequence of that is a massive transfer of powers from Westminster to the four national parliaments and governments, leaving the House of Commons (together with the successor to the House of Lords) and the Westminster government with only very limited functions — basically foreign affairs, defence, and co-ordination of all - UK matters that transcend the borders of the four nations.

With national research expertise in biotechnology, transportation, the chemical industry, and information technology, to name a few fields, that already transcends borders between universities, agencies, and commerce, there is no question that the democracy can achieve its ambitious goals, argues Mas - Colell.

A statement from the Academy said: «The Academy celebrates achievement in the art of filmmaking, which seeks to transcend borders and speak to audiences around the world, regardless of national, ethnic, or religious differences.

To me this is part of a slow, and welcome, shift we may see in how the country defines national security and national interest in a world where issues increasingly transcend borders.

Design evokes emotion, such as surprise and joy; it stirs the human heart and transcends language, ethnicity and national borders.