Sentence examples for international causes from inspiring English sources

Americans gave nearly $2 billion to international causes in 1997.

He is a co-author of "Africa's Stalled Development: International Causes and Cures" (Lynne Rienner, 2003).

Financing international causes is still a tiny part of American charitable giving, which goes mainly to churches.

Jen Lovallo sells jewelry to support international causes, including the United Nations Foundation's Shot@Life campaign, which works to vaccinate children in developing countries.

While all aid workers are used to continuously advocating for more funding, few international causes are as politically divisive for Americans as the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Giving for international causes and organizations showed the biggest gains, rising 12.9percentt on an inflation-adjusted basis to $13.22 billion.

Her death became an international cause célèbre.

Increasingly, Liu Xiaobo is no ordinary dissident, but an international cause.

Saving the rosewood trees is now an international cause.

HE IS an unlikely figure to have become an international cause célèbre.

By stepping forward, then back, Mr. Rutelli helped make the World Pride event into an international cause celebre.