Sentence examples for an international entity from inspiring English sources

Grass also calls for "unhindered and permanent monitoring of Israel's nuclear facility and Iran's nuclear facility through an international entity".

The company is indeed an international entity, but one whose Finnish roots go back to 1865, when the country was a Russian Grand Duchy.

In what other industry would someone who fails (quite spectacularly in many cases), be re-employed to manage and guide an international entity?

Both IDLADS lawsuits also asked the judges to order that the Environment Ministry or an "international entity" is involved in the approval of plans for these projects, and to order the Energy Ministry to comply with an international law ratified by Peru which gives indigenous peoples' the right to be consulted about projects which may directly affect them.

As well, it's a matter of principle for an international entity to make good on its promise to the people it had employed.

The ICCS was an international entity established by the United Nations to oversee the Paris Treaty, which ended the Vietnam War.

Israel must apologize for these killings and for this gross violation of international law; compensate the families of the dead, wounded, nongovernmental organizations and shipping companies concerned; accept an inquiry by an independent, international entity; and end the unjust blockade of Gaza that was at the heart of this tragic dispute.

Silent Circle's centre of gravity is evidently shifting, towards being a more international entity — and one that's putting a little more distance between the heart of its business and the U.S. mainland.

The 1947 United Nations plan for the Holy Land divided it into two states, one Jewish and the other Palestinian, with Jerusalem — holy to Christians, Muslims and Jews — as a separate international entity.

The mediation committee said that HBP, now administered by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), should be run by a new, international entity.

In 2005 the two countries agreed that if a negotiated settlement proved to be impossible, the dispute could be settled by an international legal entity.