Sentence examples for integration of international from inspiring English sources

Or nationality, he might have added, having made the successful integration of international players a growth priority almost 20 years ago.

If we are to seriously realise the ambitions of the Next Generation UK report, it will require a more open-minded approach to wanting to study abroad from British students and further integration of international students here in the UK.

Fran Unsworth, deputy director of news and current affairs, announced extra investment for BBC2's Newsnight and the integration of international bureaux between newsgathering, the BBC World Service and BBC Monitoring.

In the long run, the global impact of El Niño can be reduced by greater integration of international food markets and improved global access to financial instruments, like crop insurance, that help families cope with these temporary hardships.

Nonetheless, the integration of international capital markets is putting pressure on small exchanges to tie themselves to bigger ones abroad: otherwise their biggest companies might list in foreign markets instead.

Implications for the integration of international collaborations into on-campus courses, using Web 2.0 technologies, are discussed.

This program model could be replicated to support the successful integration of other international health professionals into the workforce.

And with the integration of the former International Herald Tribune as the International New York Times, all Times readers are seeing expanded worldwide offerings on this subject, both in news and opinion.

"Any poll in Ireland would show massive support for the euro, but not for political integration," said Philip R. Lane, professor of international macroeconomics at Trinity College in Dublin.

Trial in Tripoli, with significant Libyan participation, could also signal a new direction for Libya, one that favors the rule of law and integration with the institutions of international life.

Micklethwait and Wooldridge define globalization as a process of international integration, an ongoing, unfinished process.