International sales are seasonal, not weekly, fare experts say, and often route-by-route rather than global.
But unlike its California counterpart, Kenya's "Silicon Savannah" is focused primarily on local rather than global concerns.
Rather than going global, electricity bosses should perhaps concentrate on efficiently shrinking their domestic business and returning cash to shareholders.
But Liverpool will have a bigger impact because it will take on a global presence, rather than merely a global position.
The Desire 600 picks up the same dual front-facing speaker setup of the One, although rather than a global appearance, it's currently headed to Russia, Ukraine and the Middle-East for now, landing early this June in white and black options.
If you measure inequality of wealth rather than income, the global pecking order changes.
There are, indeed, very strong reasons for building a global rather than merely a national missile defense system.
He suggested that rather than being proof that global warming had stopped, as some sceptics had claimed, it was due to a combination of El Nino conditions and increased amounts of what are called aerosols.
The debate regarding the trade-off between a global and a local strategy is misplaced because it views value propositions crossing national borders as products per se rather than as bundles of global and local characteristics.
Secondly, there are genuine fears that the rapid development of world financial markets, which have become truly global rather than national in the last decade, have the potential to destabilise not just the East Asian economies, as they did in the l997-98 financial crisis, but also the world's biggest economies as well.
For others, it could be that managers are holding global ETFs rather than selecting stocks across international markets.
One of its most original features is the treatment of the war in global, rather than European, terms.
Rather than try to create a global reserve asset, reformers might achieve more by reducing the demand for reserves.
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It won the right to host the Olympics by presenting itself as a uniquely global, rather than quintessentially British, city.
If we listen to Terminator director James Cameron, however, Skynet is actually evil global warming rather than evil artificial intelligence.
In other words, rather than being a drain on global demand, China helped pull the world economy along during the course of last year.
The critics soon found their voice again when it became clear that much of this would be bilateral aid, rather than aid channelled through the Global Fund.
Until open skies are universal and limits on foreign ownership are relaxed, airlines will continue to live in the twilight world of shifting alliances rather than the clear day of global consolidation.
It explicitly condemns weapons manufacturers even more so than the first film, basically calling them out as the reason that the world is at war, rather than merely a symptom of global conflict.
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Often, inscription is seen as a mark of status, rather than an opportunity to contribute to global heritage conservation.
Liberia and other developing countries should be able to benefit economically from protecting their forests for the long-term global good, rather than sacrificing them for short-term survival.
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Yet the report is relatively rare because, rather than dealing in the usual vague global generalisations, it concentrates on what might happen in a fairly small area.
Yet, it is the continuity of delivery of services on a global scale, rather than individual campaigns, for each of these MSNs, that give them longevity and impact.
One obvious way to raise the funds is to sell greenhouse gas emissions permits on a global basis, rather than giving them away as under the current Kyoto Protocol.
The bank is already run as a single global firm, rather than a collection of national ones, which makes it easier to put a new strategy in place around the world.
And the bit of PwC in the UK that remained attached to PWC's overseas network would still have a massive advantage over competitors, because PWC's British-based multinational clients - the likes of Barclays, Tesco and BT - would presumably stick with the international network able to audit all their subsidiaries and branches, rather than employing a British firm without global capability.
The global audit firm would rather come off as stupid than complicit in the actions of whomever broke the law and stole MF Global customer funds.
But there are other reasons why the BRICs might damage the global economic system, rather than buttress it.
And then there is the misimpression that the U.N. is itself a global governing body, rather than an instrument of the state system.
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