Sentence examples for increased internationalism from inspiring English sources

There was a time when the world seemed to be on an inexorable path towards increased internationalism and multilateralism as an inevitable consequence of a shrinking global village, as communications and international relationships evolved and multiplied.

It is not just the science base that benefits from increased internationalism.

The rediscovery of Gainsbourg is part of a larger trend in today's pop: increasing internationalism.

The postwar period began with the Allied almost exclusively American occupation of Japan and was characterized by rebuilding, rapid growth and development, and increasing internationalism.

The tragedy of the first world war bred a distrust of nationalism among many of my parents' generation, and increased the appeal of the internationalism offered by socialist groups such as the Independent Labour party.

The increasing intensity of second-millennium internationalism contributed to coastal wealth, which fed into new building campaigns that addressed maritime interests and orientation.

Liberal internationalism, cluster of ideas derived from the belief that international progress is possible, where progress is defined as movement toward increasing levels of harmonious cooperation between political communities.

Romney, in the Foreign Affairs series, admitted that "the American people — and many others around the world — have increasing doubts about the United States' direction and role in the world," and he rejected ideological dogma in favor of the kind of mild Republican internationalism last seen during the Presidency of Bush's father.

Hollywood's growing internationalism.

A triumph for French internationalism?

Internationalism is a terrible threat.