Sentence examples for constituted international from inspiring English sources

Given Sri Lanka's record of determined obfuscation, the next step must be a fully constituted international criminal investigation into the events of 2009.

Tells how in the absence of any duly constituted international authority, the international community is forced to resort to ad-hoc, semi-secret conclaves of financial people and others to deal with emergencies.

In a debate that once was the preserve of academics, the United States and the major shipping nations of Europe argue that the waters of the Northwest Passage constitute international straits, just like the Strait of Gibraltar or the Dardanelles.

A statement by James Foley, an American official, that "international attention, be it of other countries or the United States, does not constitute international mediation" will undoubtedly be welcomed by the government.In this section Retreat Spaced out Taiwan's unnerving president does it again Taiwan's other big bet What was that, Mr President?

Prince Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein of Jordan, the United Nations' top human rights official, said in February that some of the bombings may constitute international crimes.

"The mass arrests of civilians and their extrajudicial executions which have been committed and apparently are still being committed mainly in Bujumbura are crimes of extreme gravity, possibly constituting international crimes," said the group.

Environmental law exists at many levels and is only partly constituted by international declarations, conventions, and treaties.

In continental Europe the impact was less marked, because the great natural rivers already linked by artificial waterways constituted an international network providing transport economically without transshipment; the terrain was more favourable and the canals larger and less obstructed by locks.

Eighty well-known international experts, including many intensivists, from 41 different countries constitute our international scientific advisory committee.

The Secretariat's personnel in effect constitute an international civil service.

It did not obstruct the renminbi's admission to the basket of currencies that constitute the International Monetary Fund's reserve asset, Special Drawing Rights (SDRs).