Sentence examples for international tendency from inspiring English sources

From a policy viewpoint, these findings should be set in relation to the ongoing international tendency towards implementing more stringent accounting standards in order to foster governmental transparency.

The foundation of the Fourth International was seen as more than just the simple renaming of an international tendency that was already in existence.

I like Drella, don't get me wrong, but she was also just an artist, albeit a genius, who turned her anguished homosexual persecution into an international tendency in art and life to desensitize, to superficialize, and to lay the groundwork for the rise of the human machine.

It is also argued this model is compatible with the international tendencies and with the history of the ISCTN.

Katerina Bulavinova, UNICEF medical expert, made a presentation on international tendencies of immunoprevention, diagnostics and treatment of influenza A(H1N1).

Following international tendencies, HIA have been used primarily at the national level in Quebec, where they have informed national policies and inter-ministerial mechanisms [ 9].

The predominance of women in both the full-time and temporary categories during the period studied matches both domestic and international tendencies.

This view originated with Lutte Ouvriere and the international Spartacist tendency and is shared by others who diverged from the ICFI.

Because the Internet is a prime form of communication, particularly to those in other countries, these findings could prove to be an important beginning in understanding international Internet tendencies.

'It's about the movement of 10 players now.' Even in international football, the tendency is for football to follow Maslov's aeroplane, and to bank on players breaking from midfield to supplement a diminishing number of forwards.

It is odd, then, that the Clinton foreign-policy template — the liberal multilateralism, the support for international treaties, the tendency to consult with allies — is probably a much better model for conducting the struggle against terrorism than the arrogant, unilateral disdain that seemed to mark the first eight months of the Bush Administration.