Sentence examples for international faces from inspiring English sources

Any opinion research that aims to be truly international faces a number of challenges.

The executive director of Greenpeace International faces prison in Greenland for breaking an injunction and boarding a giant rig exploring for oil in Arctic waters.

As News International faces being engulfed by the growing scandal of phone-hacking at the News of the World, Ms Brooks is the one trying to put out the flames.

However, News International faces at least 50 fresh civil actions, with figures including footballer Peter Crouch, singer James Blunt and Ukip leader Nigel Farage having already filed claims and others being prepared.

The Belgium international faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines, having been informed of the injury by a specialist in Manchester, and he will undergo further assessment when he links up with the national side later today – although he will not feature for his country in their upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Croatia and Wales.

News International faces the threat of a new police inquiry into allegations of illegal newsgathering techniques after Scotland Yard revealed it is considering a full criminal inquiry into the activities of a disgraced private eye who supplied the News of the World.

SOUTH The international face of basketball will be on display when St .Mary's plays Baylor.

The attempt was spotted, the police notified and News International faced civil action.

It also, perhaps, happened because of the changing international face of circus.

Salwa Bugaighis was a prominent Libyan activist who became an international face of her country's efforts to build democracy.

That's why Nobel Prizes, or the Olympics, are so important: China feels that it needs international face".