Sentence examples for international capabilities from inspiring English sources

First, in Sorrell's view, successful representation increasingly "depends on international connections and international capabilities are becoming more and more important".

I'm sure that in another five months, Google Voice will have added international capabilities and there'll be a new player or two (or three) on the scene.

"The recent slowness in deploying desperately needed civilian police to Kosovo provides only the latest evidence that present international capabilities are not adequate," said Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright.

This investment reflects our confidence in the technology, team and international capabilities Braintree has built".

And the company plans to aggressively push sales outside of the U.S. and increase international capabilities.

Most of the heavy lifting is around working out how to take and receive payments in different countries, Rubin said, and adding a number of new international capabilities in that regard has really helped speed up their growth.

"Since most of our homes back in Egypt have no international phone-call capability we will by-pass this by linking to the mobile-phone network which is by default has international capability but unfortunately a little pricey (~2 LE a minute) but sufficient to make urgent communication on internet," Manalaa.net explains.

Find a fax machine with international capability.

Among the firm-specific characteristics, the variable most often considered in empirical studies is firm size (Moen 2004; Sousa et al. 2008), but the list of determinants is very long, from the age of the firm to its international experience, internal capabilities and/or whether or not it is market-oriented.

It has been especially pummeled by the Western sanctions, which have severely curtailed Iran's international banking capabilities and halved its overseas sales of oil, the most important Iranian export.

The national security state works for the City of London and Wall Street – both are about to be toppled by a combination of Eastern alternative banking and alternative international development capabilities, and individuals who recognise that they have the power to pull their money out of the banks and not buy the consumer goods that subsidise corruption and the concentration of wealth.