Sentence examples for international composition from inspiring English sources

Only one article, "Tour de France 2000," a lively look at the bicycle race and its doping scandals, can be said to be about France, and that only insofar as the race, in spite of its international composition, can be considered French.

When the Rev. Billy Graham's organization convened a conference of more than 10,000 evangelists from around the world in Amsterdam on July 29, the event was described as notable for its size and its extraordinary international composition, with people from more than 200 nations and territories represented.

There is a bizarre note on the international composition of the Waffen SS that makes it sound like the League of Nations: "It included separate volunteer divisions of French and Walloon, Dutch and Flemish, and even many Norwegian and Danish soldiers".

The most recent contingent, an international presence in Hebron, was admitted, albeit reluctantly, by the government of Binyamin Netanyahu in 1996.The most, perhaps, that can be agreed between Mr Clinton and Mr Arafat is the "international" composition of the American-led fact-finding commission into the causes of the latest violence.

One officer, upon a horse, warned the crowd to mind their possessions - and their children - in English, French and German, reflecting the international composition of the crowd.

In 2012, the concerto received the Grawemeyer Award, the most prestigious international composition prize.

The accolade for international music composition carries a prize of $200,000.

A lot of people have written off the UK market as it is not China or Brazil, but it is international in composition.

Energy and sugar intake from different types of beverages was calculated using the updated USDA international food composition tables [ 33].

It depends, too, upon the campaign being all-embracing in its composition, international in character and politically impartial in direction.

Looking to expand his musical horizons, he moved in 1979 to New York City, which remained his home for the remainder of his life, except for a period in the 1990s when he returned to London to hold the international chair of composition at the Royal Academy of Music.