Sentence examples for international origin from inspiring English sources
Egypt launched its first satellite toward the end of that decade, and Egyptians increasingly have watched programs of international origin.
Charnley continues to impress on the right-wing for the table-topping Warriors, adding to England's backline options for next month's International Origin fixtures against the Exiles.
Organic Corbridge Larder 18 Hills Street, Corbridge, Northumberland NE45 5AA, 01434 632948 Corbridge is best known for its cheeses, both of local and international origin.
This game has therefore been introduced as "International Origin", with qualification for the Exiles dependent on a player having started their career in Australia or New Zealand.
Wigan's Leeds-born hooker, who represented Ireland in the 2008 World Cup in Australia, will make his England debut in Friday's inaugural international Origin match against the Exiles at Headingley as a replacement for the injured James Roby.
A department spokesperson told news.com.au: "Seeds or plant material of international origin may be a weed not present in Australia or the host of a plant pathogen of bio-security concern.
From its borrowed "international" origins, kwaito rose from the end of young South Africans' exile in their own land.
Interestingly, in terms of the current climate, the museum has not chosen to follow a simplistically nationalistic path, but instead reflects the international origins and tendencies of the art that comes through, and has influenced, Britain, as well as showing how British art is in dialogue with art from abroad.
In short, numerous social movement scholars advocate for the inclusion of the international origins of social movements [46] and their trans-national visions [62].
To test the hypothesis that children with chronic hepatitis B living in the US and Canada would have international origins and characteristic hepatitis B virus (HBV) genotypes and laboratory profiles.
He writes that its international origins give the series "an interesting new cultural dimension, even a perceptible air of a split cultural identity".
