Sentence examples for international objective from inspiring English sources

[T]he reason for that is not simply because I have a fondness for lunar science but because I think it could meet an important international objective, which is bringing other countries along with us, particularly emerging space powers, such as India and — I'll also say it — China, that NASA can and should be a foreign policy tool of the United States.

But this does not seem an early prospect, even though it may be considered an eventual international objective.

North Korea has international objectives in its crisis-mongering.

"It is a good database for our geophysicists to work on, but also to contribute to the international objectives".

In fact, most of our international objectives on arms control and other matters can be met much more easily with domestic actions.

Policy implications crucial to the future viability of such complex energy systems; these are fully discussed in relation to national and international objectives.

We broadly align ourselves with strategic UK international objectives, even though, like Arts Council England for example, we are at arm's length and independent from the government of the day.

Yet we should answer the questions Elliott poses: if we need to increase defence spending further to maintain our national security and fulfil international objectives in Afghanistan, we should do so.

Hague has pledged to "inject a new commercialism into the work of our Foreign Office and into the definition... of international objectives; ensuring that we develop the strong political relationships which will help British business to thrive overseas".

Their communications with General Suleimani and their own internal discussions, detailed in classified documents obtained for a new book on Iraq, provide a vivid picture of a persistent and effective executor of Iran's international objectives.

Yet if this election goes as the polls suggest, we may find a path to restore America's global influence — and thus to achieve some of our international objectives — in part because the world is concluding that Americans can, after all, see beyond a person's epidermis.