Sentence examples for international stands from inspiring English sources

It is believed that the Argentina international stands by that view and categorically refutes the accusation he refused to play.

The widening international stand was applauded by Human Rights Watch.

The rivals are locked in an international stand-off over the North's nuclear and missile programmes and its alleged human rights abuses.

The Egypt international stood out for Basel with goals that won both their Champions League group games against Chelsea in the autumn of 2013.

The Egypt international stood statuesque for the acclaim that accompanied his latest milestone and Liverpool's latest rapid-fire display in the Champions League.

American regulators has demanded that UBS turn over the names of 52,000 more clients, leading to an international stand-off as Switzerland tries to defend its vaunted bank secrecy.

"We have warned previously and warn now that these gangs with their sick, takfiri ideology will continue to destroy and steal artefacts as long as there is no strong deterrent, and we still await a strong international stand to stop the crimes of Daesh that are targeting the memory of humanity," it added, referring to the militant group by its Arabic acronym.

Former Wigan favourite Betts first coached England international stand-off Brown in his days as an Academy coach with the Warriors.

Citing the "shameful international stand," a coalition spokesman told reporters over the weekend that the group would skip meeting with Kerry and other "Friends of Syria" nations out of frustration with the lack of material support for the opposition.

But their fourth win in five league games, engineered by a 17-0 lead inside the first 22 minutes, came at a cost, with hamstring injuries for two of their England internationals, stand-in skipper Deacon and Manu Tuilagi, both of whom limped off late on.

"If the international community stands united, the crisis in Mali can be resolved".