Sentence examples for international direction from inspiring English sources

Asked how their African fans like their music's more international direction, Mr. Bagayoko is emphatic.

(Piotrovsky had invited some prominent international curators — including Henri Loyrette, the director of the Louvre — to attend the presentations, presumably to shift the deliberations in an international direction).

"As a result of the discussions, we felt that there is an international direction toward postponing the conference for some time," al-Mikdad said.

Yet though language may be headed in an international direction, an increasing number of German chefs are cooking with a more native idiom, sometimes combining it with other cuisines in intriguing ways.

He seems to steer every conversation in an international direction; when a group of students visits him to discuss Gulf Coast relief, he urges them to learn from the tsunami in Indonesia.

"I want to maintain the British aristocratic accent but move the collection in a more international direction," said Jason Basmajian, former artistic director of the Italian men's wear house Brioni, who was appointed creative director of Gieves & Hawkes early this year.

Encouraging faculty to travel abroad and to steer their research and teaching in international directions.

As a young painter in the 1950s, with feelers extended in international directions, he worked in a dark-hued, gestural style related to Abstract Expressionism, and stuck with it for 15 years.

BRICS pressure has undeniably shifted international focus in this direction.

(KI6; Afghan midwifery trainer) Internalisation is used here to denote the process of acceptance, approval, and ownership among stakeholders as government and civil society take on programme implementation and direction and international guidance reduces.

There is an increasing international policy direction to promote home death for dying patients which will impact on the demands placed on family carers.