Sentence examples for internationally managed from inspiring English sources

On Jan . 16 the assault began on the internationally managed gas production complex near a remote town in southeastern Algeria called In Amenas.

Cohen is right to suggest that internationally managed territories might offer creative ways to liberate refugee governance from restrictive host states.

BAMAKO, Mali — The French military assault on Islamist extremists in Mali escalated into a potentially much broader North African conflict on Wednesday when, in retribution, armed attackers in unmarked trucks seized an internationally managed natural gas field in neighboring Algeria and took at least 20 foreign hostages, including Americans.

The attack, from an insurgent reported to have ties to the militants who carried out the recent hostage-taking on the internationally managed gas field in eastern Algeria, could signal the opening of a campaign against French and African forces, a senior United States intelligence official said Friday.

Britain will work alongside UN officials looking at a range of measures, including transferring pirates to the Seychelles and Mauritius for trial under international law, and pouring money into internationally managed prisons in Puntland, to the north-east, and Somaliland, in the north.

As well as extensive experience at board level with a wide range of businesses to develop the people agenda, he has significant experience of working internationally managing major change initiatives.

In a recent contest for nonprofits working internationally, ZimKids managed to raise $26,726 to educate and house orphans in Zimbabwe.

Fortunately for them, Fidel has taught them well: they are working to consolidate the new government, deliver on bread-and-butter issues, devise a model of reform with Cuban characteristics, sustain Cuba's position in Latin America and internationally, and manage the predictable policies of the United States.

Strategies and guidelines both in the United States and internationally for managing HCMV infection in the solid organ transplantation setting were recently reviewed.

Fewer than 30,000 are in internationally financed and managed camps.

Many countries oppose this, and argue that the internet should be managed internationally, as is the telephone system.