Sentence examples for apply internationally from inspiring English sources

Curry's career of shaming modest expectations appears to apply internationally as well.

Equally, insurance for long-term care, which is an issue for retirees, is unlikely to apply internationally".

The Liikanen recommendations also offer hope that regulators will eventually be able to agree on banking reforms that apply internationally.

LEED officials say the next version of their standard, which is open for public comment this month, should be easier to apply internationally.

To reduce the potential embarrassment of giving amnesty to Mr. Sankoh, the United Nations signed the Lome accord with a notation declaring that the amnesty did not apply internationally -- a ruse that allowed the accord's backers to argue that Mr. Sankoh could eventually be tried outside Sierra Leone.

And while the drama may have been deemed too risky for the US version of the History Channel, the same moral caution does not apply internationally: it will be licenced to the channel's counterparts in 30 territories worldwide, including the UK.

The principle also applies internationally.

"If they do bring a case, we would then have to decide whether it applied internationally.

In addition, none of the derivatives rules that have been finalized so far will make any real difference if they are not applied internationally.

Ms. Hedegaard, the E.U. commissioner, said the cost for airlines should be manageable even when applied internationally — adding about €3 on the price of a round-trip ticket between Brussels and Washington, or about €4 for a round trip between Brussels and Beijing.

"However, I think it should be applied internationally to ensure a level playing field for all athletes.