Sentence examples for internationally except from inspiring English sources
All Fire Emblem games produced since have also been released internationally, except for Fire Emblem: Shin Monshō no Nazo: Hikari to Kage no Eiyū on the Nintendo DS.
Hanesbrands and Energizer Holdings each own a fifty percent interest in Playtex Marketing Corp. Hanesbrands also owns the rights to the brand name for use with apparel internationally, except in Europe and South Africa, where DBA Apparel sells Playtex-branded apparel products.
But the zero-sum mode of organizing life — personally and internationally — brings nothing except death, and the planet is telling us so.
It was persuasive in campaigns against the use of DDT, which was banned in the United States in 1972 and internationally in 2004 except when used for the control of malaria-causing mosquitoes.
Genotypings were performed at the Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées Génopole (France; http://genomique.genotoul.fr/) except for internationally available SNPs, obtained by Ivo Gut at the "Centre National de Génotypage", Evry, France.
The indefinite detentions without charge, the military commissions, everything, save torture, that made Guantanamo internationally infamous would live on, except this time closer to home.
Connect to Today Todayy, the United Nations includes every internationally recognized country in the world except for the Vatican.
"It would be an inappropriate move internationally because nobody recognizes Guatemala's claim except Guatemala," the diplomat said.
The company says it's rolling out free web access internationally to all territories where it operates, except for Germany and Brazil.
We found that, except for a few, the internationally recommended evidence-based practices are acceptable to the community and to health service providers, but that they are not practiced due to both health systems and community barriers.
What appears to be missing, except among Germany's cadre of internationally minded companies, is a combination of entrepreneurship and a willingness to take risk.
