Sentence examples for in international exchanges from inspiring English sources

"It is putting a pretty serious crimp in international exchanges, especially with smaller companies," said Mark Russell, artistic director of Under the Radar.

NSF's Office of International Science and Engineering (OISE) provides the bulk of the agency's funding for American researchers' participation in international exchanges.

In international exchange, parity refers to the exchange rate between the currencies of two countries making the purchasing power of both currencies substantially equal.

The program actively recruits in states and regions of the United States that have been historically underrepresented in international exchange and encourages students from diverse backgrounds to apply.

In Money in International Exchange: The Convertible Currency System (1979), McKinnon analyzed why and how the dollar came to be used as an international vehicle and reserve currency among banks and the primary currency of invoice in international commodity trade.

It doesn't need their capital it saves 30% of its income and has accumulated $100 billion in international exchange reserves but it demands their knowledge in return for the right to operate in China.

In International Exchange of Cord Blood Units – The Registry Aspects.

The systems are not able to natively import data in international exchange standards such as HL7 CDA [ 34] or CDISC ODM [ 33].

Against this background, we examined the effects of sociocultural learning in international exchange programs on job-specific competencies and to what extent these effects can be explained against the background of sociocultural learning theories.

Kytra Hunter (Frederick) and Corrie Lothrop, who train at Hill's Gymnastics in Gaithersburg, are among the eight members of the U.S. women's national team who will compete in friendly international exchanges Friday in Muelheim, Germany, and May 8 in Rouen, France...

But the U.S. government, more than any other taking part in these international exchanges, is torn by conflicting national values.