Sentence examples for external country from inspiring English sources

The regional review team's work included: briefing sessions with the external country reviewers; semi-structured interviews and group discussions with regional level experts; field visits, interviews and discussions with UNICEF staff, national government officers and a range of project partners in Cambodia, China, Myanmar, Thailand and Viet Nam; and review of relevant documents.

"We say that Iraq is an open area for anyone, and that there are groups of Al Qaeda organization and there are other groups working for external countries' agendas, Arab and non-Arab," he said.

Townshend said China had good historical reasons to be concerned about "more powerful external countries ganging up on it and telling it what it is entitled to do and not do".

Russia and the United States were the external countries that became the most involved in the Ukrainian crisis according to our analysis.

Trade within the European Union member countries and with external countries offers to states a chance to prepare for multilateral and bilateral negotiations within the common commercial policy and to evaluate the progress of the common market and the integration of European economies.

Article 5 of the European Convention on Human Rights asserts similar privacy limitations to the ECPA and limits the processing and sharing of personal data both within the EU and with external countries.

We focus on how subsidiary autonomy and changing opportunities to access external (host country) sources of capability contribute to the accumulation of specialist capabilities in five Taiwan-based MNE subsidiaries in the semiconductor industry.

Hence, to withstand external shocks, countries should pay attention to the role of cultural similarities in housing price interdependence.

Humanitarian agencies internal and external to countries must consider the use of RHIS data in their health and disaster assessment.

Regression analysis in table 3 was carried out by linear regression for interval-level or ratio-level dependent variables using simultaneous entry in hierarchical blocks of individual demographic variables, individual behavioural variables, plus external source country-level variables.

This allow us to provide new insights on the internal (in-country) and external (out-of-country) effects of both Research and Development (R&D) subsidies and fiscal incentives.