However, he is still suspended indefinitely by Global Force Wrestling.
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Human societies have emerged as a global force of nature.
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Beyond a destination, Chinese tourists are a major global force.
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Each of the countries is a very, very important global force.
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Its popularity helped make Toyota the global force it is today.
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He's still employed by Global Force wrestling -- though he's currently suspended.
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Suddenly, access to digital platforms seemed like a global force for democracy.
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"America is no longer 'a global force for good,'" Susan Rice believes.
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WUHAN, China — Need more evidence that China is a global force in technology?
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Still, the interest reflects China's enthusiasm for becoming a global force in the auto industry.
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From its start as a two-man operation, the nonprofit has grown into a global force.
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As for James ... she's been a star in Lucha VaVOOM and Global Force Wrestling matches for several years.
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He founded two companies, Global Force Wrestling being the second, at least in part to get himself over.
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Speaking of China, the world's second largest economy is becoming a more dominant global force by the day.
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The Russian government has acknowledged a soft-power campaign to promote the country as a cultured, benevolent global force.
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Still, the comments from Great Wall signal China's continuing interest in becoming a global force in the auto industry.
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How can a group that enforces master/slave relationships and starvation diets also be a "global force for good"?
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Allianz Global Investors is a buyer of ASML, even as China tries to become a global force in semiconductor making.
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And it highlights the dilemma confronting Facebook as it aims to position itself as a global force for free expression.
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It's an awesome display of U.S. military power and reach, a reminder of Washington's unparalleled ability to project global force.
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Today, the market is a huge global force that is projected to grow larger than fast fashion within a decade.
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Edmondson's best friend pitched the secret society as a global force for good—something that would change her life forever.
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Travis Kalanick, the hard-charging cofounder and CEO who built Uber into a global force, stepped down after months of crises.
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He embraced muscular nationalism and elite-bashing long before these became a global force (though he adopted more sensible economic policies).
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The Brazilian principals of 3G have led a buying spree over two decades to become a global force in food and beverages.
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The structure joins the Mirae Scientists Street, which North Korea wants to use as its hub to become a global force in innovation.
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Bitcoin will likely become a global force for good once it's treated as a transaction currency, according to the co-founder of Yahoo.
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Now South Korea and Samsung — the country's biggest business empire and a global force in the technology industry — are at a turning point.
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McKinsey is a powerful and profitable global force, largely because the organization is very good at solving problems in a very particular way.
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He matters because he embodied the politics of muscular nationalism, chauvinism and the resentment of elites long before such populism became a global force.
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Alberto Del Rio -- aka Alberto El Patron -- has been suspended indefinitely by Global Force Wrestling amid an investigation into an alleged domestic violence incident.
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But in front of Rossi's lens, dressed as Black Panther, the boy who'd been teased for his accent became a global force of nature.
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The jewel of the Samsung group's empire, Samsung Electronics, grew into a global force by identifying and getting ahead of big shifts in technology.
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The Saudi government wants not just to reshape its energy mix at home but also to emerge as a global force in clean power.
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Contemporary Chinese art was now a global force, and this internationalization is the focus of the final section of the M+ Sigg Collection show.
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"Tencent is a leading global force in music and video, and there's a lot for us to learn and leverage from their capabilities," he added.
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But the havoc along the way would be a range of withering incidents that followed as Uber grew exponentially from Bay Area sensation to global force.
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But McDonald's wouldn't be the global force it is today if not for the man who bought the family business and turned it into an empire.
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" He added, "That's the art of what we call global force management but it's the art of, really, priorities and allocating our resources against the strategy.
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But the idea had taken hold that, by connecting people and giving them a voice, social media had become a global force for plurality, democracy and progress.
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"As you know, AFRICOM does not have any assigned forces, but must compete for allocated forces within the Department of Defense's global force management process," Inhofe wrote.
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Executives in China's electric-vehicle industry believe it has a chance to do something that its older internal-combustion-engine carmakers never managed—become a global force.
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A notorious stickler for process and accuracy, Winkler oversaw Bloomberg News' rise into a global force in journalism, with bureaus around the world and thousands of reporters.
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America is no longer "a global force for good," as in President Obama's last strategy, or a "shining city on a hill," as in President Reagan's vision.
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Alongside our cutting edge technology it is going to help to make Gett an even more powerful, global force for both our corporate customers and members of the public.
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The Chinese leader has set a clear direction for the navy to become a truly global force that would protect the country's vast seaborne trade and expanding international interests.
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How we respond to this abuse will determine whether the web lives up to its potential as a global force for good or leads us into a digital dystopia.
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Cap, on the other hand, has a point of view rooted firmly in World War II, when America deemed it necessary to take charge as a global force for good.
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The sports scandal is just the latest in a series of skirmishes between the Kremlin and the West, as Mr. Putin tries to revive Russia's role as a global force.
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And with the re-election of the German chancellor, both Merkel and Macron have a "golden opportunity" to build up the EU as global force of economic stability, Strobaek said.
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Some analyst had speculated that Volkswagen (VW) might sell or float its truck operations to help raise funds as the carmaker is pushing to become a global force in trucks.
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Meredeth Turshen is Professor Emerita in the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University, and author of Women's Health Movements: A Global Force for Change.
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Rangers are scattered thousands of miles apart across many countries, but WWF's international network of offices effectively stitches them together into one global force fighting under the same set of principles.
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The man who helped turn a ramshackle but chic industry into a global force poached accounts mercilessly and often pitted his own firms against each other in the quest for clients.
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Chinese investors with cash to spend have been pouring money into soccer, as President Xi Jinping, a soccer fan himself, looks to make the country a global force in the sport.
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Chi-Med Chief Executive Christian Hogg believes biotech will follow the same playbook as other high-tech areas like solar panels and bullet trains, where China is already a global force.
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The navy "continues to develop into a global force, gradually extending its operational reach beyond East Asia into a sustained ability to operate at increasingly longer ranges," the Pentagon's report said.
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Fed officials must also weigh whether the global force of low inflation is so powerful as to continue dragging down prices in the United States even after the domestic economy has healed.
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Why it matters: China has become a global force in espionage, and this is the second case in recent months that a former U.S. official has been charged with espionage for China.
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The U.S. is seen as a global force in terms of its "soft power" and influence, despite controversy around President Trump's administration, which has damaged the country's reputation, according to new research.
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In the coming weeks, months, and years, it provides the opportunity for Democrats and Republicans to join together, and stand up for the values that have made America a global force for good.
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"This measure is taken to aid in further prevention of the spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019, to protect U.S. personnel and preserve the operational readiness of our global force," the Defense Department said.
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His shock move is consistent with his vow to be a disruptive global force and he is showing characteristic bullish confidence that only he can unpick one of the world's most intractable conflicts.
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That was the punishment issued Tuesday to the proud sports juggernaut that has long used the Olympics as a show of global force but was exposed for systematic doping in previously unfathomable ways.
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Done right, we can rebalance the economic scales a little more in favor of American workers while nurturing the competitive spirit that built the U.S. economy into the dominant global force it is today.
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In 2007 Hu Jintao, its leader at the time, announced to a congress of the Communist Party that acquiring soft power, or ruan shili, was essential for the country to become a global force.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales has said an attempt by France to give an online privacy ruling global force is opening up a "disastrous can of worms" and could spur global censorship.
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Christian Millau, a founder of the influential Gault-Millau restaurant guide, which led the way in making nouvelle cuisine a global force in the early 1970s, died on Saturday at his home in Paris.
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I think the historical validity of "the West" runs deep and that it is profoundly in the West's interest that liberalism remains a global force, but that can't happen in the absence of leadership.
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In college, she belonged to the fossil fuel divestment movement, which exploded from several dozen student activists in the autumn of 2012 to a global force that's now influenced $5 trillion worth of financial assets.
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This is a key conclusion of our new report, "The Ties That Bind: Is Faith a Global Force for Good or Ill in the Family?" from the Institute for Family Studies and the Wheatley Institution.
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U.S. officials, lawmakers and outside voices increasingly see the Chinese Communist Party as a negative global force bent on spreading its influence on every front, including militarily, without democratizing and through oppression of its citizens.
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But SoundCloud isn't just a music delivery service; it's also a place where musical communities congregate and, in the case of what's come to be known as SoundCloud rap, can grow into a global force.
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Although Britain is no longer the global force it was in industries such as steel production or ship building, it is still a big fish in the relatively small pond of the international art market.
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Russia will forever be the country that turned a close U.S. presidential election — making it seem not a gas station masquerading as a country, but a global force to be reckoned with for years to come.
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Beijing has a declared plan to displace America as a global force for good and to itself become a global hegemon in time for the 100th anniversary of the 1949 revolution that founded the communist regime.
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Uber's founder and first CEO, Travis Kalanick, had turned the company into a global force but had also created such a mess that the board pushed him out four months after harassment and sexism allegations rocked the company.
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The Revocation founder, guitarist, and vocalist has turned his bedroom death metal project into a global force over the last 12 years thanks to his an unrelenting work ethic and a lifelong devotion to learning and playing guitar.
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And since they were bringing cheese along with them, the global force of Dutch colonialism can explain why the Philippines' beloved queso de bola is just as integral in countries a world away, like Mexico, Venezuela, and Belize.
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The pinstriped populist has also made use of a third global force: a technological revolution that is making it easier to create just-in-time political parties out of thin air and keep in constant contact with their supporters.
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And in the flawed but fascinating third season of Fargo, Hawley was able to do some of the same with the idea of capitalism as a global force gnawing away at the world, which had become broken and wrong.
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On one hand, they have emerged as a global force in the mobility space and on the other, they continue to build deeper for various needs of a billion Indians through their platform, becoming a trusted household name today.
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His apparent foreign policy doctrine — "America First" — upends the post-WWII order that has seen the United States work closely with our allies in NATO and serve as a unifying global force in confronting atrocities in places like Kosovo.
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BEIJING — For all of China's efforts to become a global force in high technology rivaling the United States, it has mostly failed to produce top-flight contenders in one crucial area: the industry that gave Silicon Valley its name.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper suggested on Thursday he could be ready to start a highly anticipated global force repositioning this year as part of an effort to refocus the Pentagon on challenges from China and Russia.
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At a time bigness is being broadly equated with badness, no one is perhaps more so equated than Facebook, the dominant global force in online friendship and the source of a relentless drumbeat of new probes into how it governs itself.
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Initiatives that have come to define Xi's push for China to become a powerful global force -- such as military overhaul and modernization, the ambitious One Belt, One Road Initiative and a comprehensive anti-corruption campaign -- were indoctrinated into the party's constitution.
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As a result, there are growing fears that the rising superpower could clash with the existing dominant global force, the United States, and the Xi-Trump summit takes place as anxiety mounts over a possible new, pan-Pacific Cold War.
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" The U.S. "is the global force for freedom, justice and human dignity," also rightly noting that "when America fails to lead, we leave a vacuum that either causes chaos or other countries or networks rush in to fill the void.
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China is increasingly presenting itself as a global force: President Xi Jinping surprised the world in January when he told power brokers gathered in Davos, Switzerland, that the country planned to intensify its role in the absence of American leadership.
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Quantifying lives saved and medical conditions treated could go a long way toward convincing Zipline's deep-pocketed backers in the international aid and development community—such as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation—that delivery drones can become a global force for humanitarian good.
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"If you are not in awe of Anna Wintour then I would think you were rather unreasonable," Colin Firth said in an interview on Saturday, adding that the American Vogue editor is a friend as well as a global force in fashion.
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Through the streaming service Ustream (and later its own streaming service New Japan World), plus word of mouth on social media and partnering with North American promotion Global Force Wrestling, the company was able to appear on pay-per-view in January 2015.
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Earlier this week, General David Perkins, the commander of the US Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) spoke at the Association of the US Army's Global Force symposium, where he discussed the threats that the US military would begin to face in the coming years.
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If the Trump administration can manage the optics and messaging — major challenges for this White House — it could position a troop reduction as leverage to gain meaningful concessions from North Korea as well as part of reevaluating the global force posture of the United States.
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And then I later learned, during the course of researching this book, that at the time, that I couldn't get a conversation from him, he was fiercely writing in this notebook, and he was in total flow, redesigning Facebook to be this global force.
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But the company clearly has ambitious designs on becoming a major global force in the increasingly popular online dating arena — to challenge dedicated longtime players like eHarmony and OkCupid, as well as the newer breed of more specialized dating startups, such as female-led app, Bumble.
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And instead of a position of strength, the decision to back out of the climate accord has removed Trump and his team from the negotiating table, making the United States more of an outlier than a powerful global force led by a powerful agenda-setting president.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Fighting Trump on Climate, California Becomes a Global Force" ("Runaway State" series, front page, May 25): Climate change is not an us-versus-them issue; it affects all of us, and it is the most critical issue that the world faces.
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"The great commonality among we who have gathered today is a commitment to bringing down a global force of evil," Mr. Tillerson said at the start of a conclave of the 68-nation coalition to defeat the Islamic State that was held at State Department headquarters.
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Now he's making his case that for all the drama at the lender in recent years — and there's been plenty — there's no better moment to make Barclays a global force in investment banking on a par with Goldman Sachs Group, Morgan Stanley, and his former company, JPMorgan Chase.
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The miracle on the Han river for decades has sustained the Korean economy and transformed it into a global force, but as this scandal of historic proportions continues to unfold, it appears now that the government's actions against Samsung while ignoring the institutional issues may soon become a lesson in history.
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But a strong economy is the single biggest asset in any pure function of American democracy, and with Clovis at the USDA, we can rest assured that American agriculture will continue to be a global force in the world's oldest and most necessary industry, and that HBCU's will continue to play a role in our nation's promising and ever expanding agricultural future.
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A little luck and some tweets Like Walsh, many of the first investors discovered Uber through connections to one of the members of the original triumvirate that ran the company: Graves, Uber's first employee and CEO; Kalanick, the cofounder who replaced Graves as CEO and built the company into a global force, and Garrett Camp, the serial entrepreneur who cofounded Uber.
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KAMPALA, Uganda — Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's presidential campaign has had surprising resonance in parts of Africa where people are weary of the political establishment and see the real estate mogul as a global force for change.
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Taking a look at the examples of Gittigidiyor (acquired by eBay for $215 million in 2011), Markafoni (acquired by Naspers for +$200 million in 2011), Pozitron (acquired by Monitise for $53 million in 2014), Yemeksepeti (acquired by Delivery Hero for $589 million in 2015) and Mars (acquired by CJ-CGV for $800 million in 2016) quickly shows us how the global force could not claim the Turkish market from the local player.
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