Sentence examples for international reckoning from inspiring English sources

In some ways, there seems to have been an international reckoning, too.

Being out of the international reckoning really helps build up that hunger to make you ready to deliver.

England's forgotten fly-half has been catapulted back into the international reckoning by a Premiership injury glut that will leave Stuart Lancaster short-handed for the Six Nations.

They argue that the very existence of the Court may constrain the actions of warlords and dictators who can no longer act with a guarantee of impunity from a future international reckoning.

Above all, he should leave the Rajapaksa government in no doubt that there will be an international reckoning for past and present abuses of human rights in Sri Lanka.

Swann toured South Africa 10 years ago but failed to get in the Test team and after falling out with the team management over some careless off-field behaviour he drifted out of the international reckoning.

Minority shareholders in Hollinger International reckon that their shares would be worth far more if the assets are sold than if control simply passes to the Barclays.

Indeed Transparency International reckons that if a company has paid just once, it will face demands for larger payments, more frequently and from higher levels of officialdom.If this is the case, a commitment to stop paying in the future while turning a blind eye today may not only be self-defeating but risks also undermining the law.

Euromonitor International reckons the packaged food industry–including everything from pasta and cooking oil to canned and frozen foods is worth almost $1.6 trillion.

Meanwhile, a report ordered by the UN Human Rights Council has been delayed until September, and some fear that the call for an international judicial reckoning is weakening.

Most international lawyers reckon that if the Palestinians applied to join the ICC now, they would get in.