Sentence examples for established domestically from inspiring English sources

Organizational learning theory suggests that firms that internationalize after they are established domestically must overcome a domestic orientation, internal domestic political ties, and domestic decision making inertia in order to enter foreign markets.

Singer's plan envisions the trading of polluting rights, along the lines established domestically by the 1990 Clean Air Act.

I think many small-business owners are reluctant to go global until they are fully established domestically.

It has been established domestically in Alaska and western Greenland, on an experimental basis, with promising results.

Were this zoonotic disease to become established domestically, the public health effects could be substantial.

Drawing on our collective experiences in establishing programs domestically and internationally, we offer a practical framework of lessons learned so that others poised to embark on such HIV testing programs may benefit from our experiences.

North Korea wants to start this nuclear war crisis to establish its authority domestically and create a new strongman image internationally, but the result has been self-defeating.

In 1955, led by Prof. Gaw, Wuhan University established the first microbiology major domestically (Hu, 2004).

This is the first time Canada has established pathogen-specific estimates of domestically acquired foodborne illness related hospitalizations and deaths.

CNN was supported by advertising, but, unlike the established network news operations that broadcast their programs domestically via their affiliated stations, CNN's news coverage was delivered by satellite to cable systems all over the planet.

Nor need they look abroad for political ideology: the Arab spring has established the Sunni sort of political Islam as a powerful, domestically based force that has emerged from the underground or from exile.