Sentence examples for cases internationally from inspiring English sources

"I have fulfilled every promise that I made, tenfold in some cases, internationally, and our trade has increased," she said.

There is a widespread underreporting of domestic violence cases internationally.

And then there are suicides, to which the World Health Organisation attributes finasteride in 55 cases internationally.

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These findings are in line with the diagnostic classification of overall reported cases internationally and nationally.

CD is a rare condition with around 300 published cases internationally.

The comics medium, said the author, is often "sidelined" in the UK – something which is not the case internationally.

Yet for all the government's success at managing the news in Russia, it has seemed ill prepared to press its case internationally.

Mr. Bush said he would meet this weekend at Camp David with Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain for a strategy session on making the case internationally against Mr. Hussein.

In short, there are a number of ways in which the opponents of military action might seek to bring a legal case, internationally or domestically, against the UK, members of the Government or UK military personnel.

In making this transition the UK will prove the case internationally that action to tackle the inseparable challenges of climate change and fossil fuel-addiction will protect the environment, create new jobs and increase energy security.