Sentence examples for international emphasis from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging the global business environment, many top American schools, including Babson, Harvard and Wharton, are adding more international emphasis.

Many EMBA courses also have an international emphasis, which in part may explain the addition of Guanghua to Kellogg's roster.

At a popular level, the international emphasis on protecting human rights—and thus on the duty not to violate them can also be seen as a triumph for deontological ethics.

"The two core agendas of our parent company are the hunger for content and the ability to distribute it in many different ways on many different platforms, and an international emphasis in general," Mr. Gianopulos said.

While an expanding group of nations banded together in the 1980s to try to block the Syrian effort, prohibiting the sale of goods that would bolster the growing chemical weapons stockpile, the archives show that Syria's governing Assad family exploited large loopholes, lax enforcement and a far greater international emphasis on limiting the spread of nuclear arms.

The recent international emphasis on universal primary education makes this issue more pressing (UNICEF, 2008).

It would be difficult, of course, to convey such complexities in a short marketing pitch, but Compassion International's emphasis on personal redemption is more than a storytelling device; its model is explicitly focussed on individuals, with money flowing exclusively through local churches to children.

In future Valid International's emphasis will change from ongoing technical support to training health ministry trainers, which could be less costly.

Foreign agencies, with their greater international exposure and emphasis on creativity, should benefit.

WINE LIST Lengthy and international, with an emphasis on California and French reds, few for under $60 a bottle.

WINE LIST Extensive and international, with an emphasis on California and some bargains relative to the food.