Sentence examples for internationally considered from inspiring English sources

"He was probably the most original single workman in the whole musical theater, internationally considered, during the last quarter century," Virgil Thomson wrote in an obituary.

Alongside the release, a few days ago the country's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the building thousands of new Israeli homes in settlements in the West Bank, which is internationally considered to be occupied Palestinian territory.

Sweden is internationally considered to be a bastion of tolerance in northern Europe, but few are aware that it is a country which for decades has struggled with the highest levels of racial and extreme-right violence in Europe, after Germany.

That group was founded by another well known musician who actually once played alongside Fela, Nile Rodgers, co-author of the song We Are Family, which is still, decades later, internationally considered an uplifting anthem.

Accountability of caregivers and health authorities to the community is internationally considered of paramount importance [ 28].

This concept is now internationally considered to be a model that improves primary care and patients' access to services.

We are also left asking how American overtures to support the deal will be perceived internationally considering the political divide that appears to be poisoning support for it domestically in the United States.

We suggest that discussions need to be undertaken between stakeholders internationally, considering the international character of the H3Africa project.

But these outdated and archaic passenger records systems needed to share travelers' data internationally never considered security on the scale that's needed today, and are woefully inadequate in keeping passenger records safe.

Although New Zealand now has an economic system which internationally is considered to have many successful attributes [ 7- 10], like most other OECD countries such as the Czech Republic, it has struggled to establish the best way of organising and delivering publicly financed health care services.

This American citizen of Greek extraction, raised in London and working internationally, certainly considers herself one.