Sentence examples for internationally organized from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, internationally organized preservation efforts were undertaken, and several countries contributed to the restoration of monuments at Angkor.

The government has cut spending as part of a large internationally organized bailout, but those measures may not be enough to prevent a default.

"It takes an internationally organized network of individuals, well funded, well connected and well versed in brokering and logistics, with the ability to move illicit cargo around the world without raising the suspicions of law enforcement," the report said.

Oshitani et al. correctly emphasize that preparing for the next pandemic requires a global perspective, but this does not necessarily mean that the measures used to confront the pandemic in developing countries must be supplied through an internationally organized top-down process.

The war against it must be organized internationally as well.

The Albayzin campaigns are internationally open evaluations organized by the RTTHa every 2 years.

"There is urgency to get organized internationally to better control these diseases," Fauquet says.

The core training program is delivered in Norway by internationally renowned tutors organized and directed by Jon Frederickson, Washington School of Psychiatry, US.

During this time, Vargas Llosa constantly traveled to speak at conferences organized by internationally renowned institutions, such as the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the University of Cambridge, where he was Simón Bolívar Professor and an Overseas Fellow of Churchill College in 1977 78.

The third action that would solve the flood of immigrants to the United States would be for the labor unions to organize internationally, so that the global economy would treat labor fairly.

After atomic bombs were dropped in 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Dr. Borst, concerned that atomic energy should be internationally regulated, helped organize a group of about 1,300 scientists who had worked on the bomb project and wanted to keep atomic energy under civilian control, rather than military control, to prevent a worldwide competitive armaments race.