Sentence examples for international changes from inspiring English sources

The OECD work, funded by the G20, is designed to look at the international changes to tax law and definitions that would be required to allow national governments to bring often legal corporate tax avoidance under control.

Elsewhere in the section, we say "Dosvidaniya, London" as the BBC World Service unveils big cuts to its foreign-language broadcasts, and note the return of the scandal around tabloid phone "hacking", as Andy Coulson resigns, the Metropolitan Police re-open their inquiry and News International changes its tune on the subject.

Deputy Jonathan Le Tocq said the island needed to recognise international changes in legislation.

With the overthrow of the Derg regime and coming into power of Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democracy Front (EPRDF) in 1991, Ethiopia's foreign policy turf underwent changes in tune with domestic and international changes.

Content wise, future work could also focus more intensively on the international dimension of electricity production, e.g. on how international changes influence electricity production and consumption or on the impact of electricity imports and exports on a small country like Austria.

But also it helped curricula developers to be aware of international changes of how to prepare students to think and work more interprofessionally.

A policy focus is inevitable when trying to create national and international change.

Any international change in attitude regarding Syria's situation would be positive, he added.

The cold war overshadowed another momentous international change that came as a result of the second world war.

He is also more confident than I am that a shift in the approach of the United States to the world order will sufficiently inspire international change.

The Coalition government played a leading role in initiating and then implementing the international crackdown on multinational tax avoidance through Australia's presidency of the G20 in 2014 and Australia continues to drive further international change.