Sentence examples for international behaviour from inspiring English sources
He also thinks that national governments can regulate corporations' international behaviour if they show political will.
In other words, it was an attempt to enforce norms of international behaviour by treaty.
During the cold war, the rules of international behaviour were clear, guaranteed by the Mad-ness – mutually assured destruction – of the superpowers.
The United States was the main holdout, refusing recognition on the grounds that the communist regime routinely violated accepted norms of international behaviour.
All of them postulate that there exists an international society of states that accepts the binding force of some norms of international behaviour.
Liberal internationalists disagree, arguing that, although far from perfect, it is essential in regulating international behaviour and in strengthening liberal norms.
What's disturbing is that the visceral disgust prompted by News International's behaviour spills over to all journalists.
In a foreign policy advisory in 2007 Mr Mitchell wrote of the need to "change national and international business behaviour in the face of manifest gross violations of human rights".
"What I mean by too close is that we didn't speak out on these issues when there was increasing evidence of News International's behaviour," he said.
In 2013 (mid-May to June), an international travel behaviour survey was carried out in border regions of the Czech Republic, Austria, and Slovakia as a part of the project 'Transport model AT-CZ'.
The questionnaire was developed through a literature review of previous survey-based research of international traveller behaviour, and the adaption of questions from previously published research carried out by study authors [ 13] and with permission from Hartjes et al [ 14].
