Sentence examples for international tools from inspiring English sources

What has become clear is that we need complete cross-border transparency and international tools to deal with the problem".

Will this now change?Holding on to friendsThe Bush administration is already making better use of the international tools that are available.

The biggest shift since the earlier gathering may be the end of a presumption that international tools like treaties should be a central focus of efforts to drive environmental progress.

Lee Crockett, director of federal fisheries policy for the Pew Environment Group, another conservation organization, said that multilateral efforts to protect the bluefin tuna were crucial but that "international tools are not being used effectively".

Indeed, had this administration chosen a world leadership approach to the 9/11 attack, instead of the politically expedient one, which has resulted in the spread of terrorism, we could have strengthened the international tools that a civilized society should use.

Now, with the threat more complex and diffuse, including affiliates, sympathisers and competitors across the Middle East and North Africa, Mr Obama continues to redefine his strategy and expand the national and international tools to combat political extremism, while reducing the military's role at the same time.

A specialized and focused missile defense of this type could also be forged into an international tool to rid the world of nuclear weapons.

A country like Tunisia would greatly benefit if there were an international tool that could fight corruption from outside a country.

The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is the most comprehensive international tool to advance the rights of Indigenous people, according to the report, but it noted that Australia did not endorse the declaration until 2009.

Sanctions on individuals have become a popular international tool of pressure at the moment, but it is not certain if Mr Kerry will go that far.

Considering these characterizing factors of resilience, it is proposed as an experimental interdisciplinary and international tool of risk education, where the concept of resilience is revised in relation with landscape, in order to promote a "resilientscape".