Sentence examples for internationally outside from inspiring English sources

"If you had to pick one industry that is most 'leveraged' to an agreement in Copenhagen, it would be this industry that develops, finances or buys credits from greenhouse gas reduction projects internationally, outside the U.S".

While TalkSport has the majority of the Premier League radio rights in the UK, the rest are currently held by the BBC, as well as exclusively internationally outside of Europe.

If you want to ship internationally (outside of the EU), prices escalate significantly, and country-specific import/export rules and tariffs further complicate matters.

The company just came off a very poor quarter where it was hurt by a stricter regulatory environment in Japan and the rising costs of its campaign to expand internationally outside of Japan.

For the purposes of this paper, we understand medical tourism to entail patients traveling internationally outside of established cross-border care arrangements with accessing medical care as their primary goal, which is usually paid for out of pocket [ 1].

Most often times these artists are heralded in their own communities but lack the resources or opportunities to exhibit their works internationally or outside of their discipline.

Maleficent opened in the US at the weekend with $70m and internationally (ie outside the US) with $106m, for a $176m global total.

In some cases, policy reformers must seek out new ideas internationally, or outside of the public health sphere, or even examine theoretical sources for their paradigm shift.

Wikileaks has just announced that they're processing a trove of 2.4 million emails from and to Syrian officials that details the links between the internationally despised regime and outside governments and organizations.

International consultancy McKinsey recently identified the Bristol and Bath tech cluster as experiencing the fastest "internationally significant" growth outside London.

And changes to banking rules will make it easier for Cubans to buy and sell goods internationally, as banks outside the US will now be able to process transactions that go through the US.