Sentence examples for international posed from inspiring English sources

Striker Christian Benteke has not registered in his last nine games, although the Belgium international posed Villa's greatest threat in the early stages.

The international threat posed by H1N1 calls for a necessary pooling of international data, both by medical teams and by social scientists.

The threat to international security posed by the Iranian nuclear program should not be underestimated and the Obama administration takes the threat seriously.

The extent of the international threat posed by Isis or individuals or groups inspired by them has been the subject of intense world debate.

The web of interlocking international sanctions posed dense legal challenges when it came to drawing up a timetable for their lifting that was acceptable to all sides.

Two periods in the diffusion of natural gas technology are distinguished: the 1990s, which were characterized by relative stability, and 2000-2003, when a national and international crisis posed problems for the adoption and diffusion of natural gas systems.

Pakistan's ambassador to the United States, Mahmud Ali Durrani, seemed to rule out that possibility, saying in a telephone interview on Monday that such an international investigation posed "a lot of complications".

By the end of the 60s the emergence of Palestinian factions intent on using terrorist tactics to force their cause on to the international agenda posed a grave challenge to Israel.

The international threat posed by Isis was underlined in a new video warning in which the group pledged to "drown all of you in blood" if US air strikes continued.

"A successful attack would provide a tremendous propaganda boost for the Islamic State and its fighters and supporters, underlining the ongoing international threat posed by the group despite its territorial defeat," Henman said.

Opening the meeting, French President Francois Hollande said the international threat posed by the militants required a global response.