Sentence examples for internationally true from inspiring English sources

A government spokesperson said: "The UK is a confident, strong and dependable partner internationally – true to the universal values shared by the United Nations.

He said the designation of Hezbollah in a Treasury Department sanction makes "clear to parties around the world – both domestically and internationally – the true nature of Hezbollah's activities".

This is especially true internationally, where betting exchanges like Betfair allow people to bet on odds determined by how much other people are betting in real time.

"That's even more true internationally".

That's especially true internationally, where consumers might not tolerate high prices for those phones.

While online sales are still larger than mobile sales in the U.S., the reverse is true internationally, but "this distinction is blurring as the mobile contribution becomes more prominent in the U.S.," Warner executive vice president and chief financial officer Michael Fleischer said during the call.

This film is extremely timely in Israeli society, but it is also rings true internationally and is an example of how global Israeli society has become.

The same is true internationally [ 21].

This is likely to be true internationally and has already been documented in Australia [ 37].

28 These findings are true internationally with similar results being found in Ireland, 29 Italy 30 and Sweden.

The statement, attributed to Omar bin Laden, bin Laden's fourth eldest son, said the al Qaeda chief's children reserved the right to take legal action in the United States and internationally to "determine the true fate of our vanished father," the SITE Intelligence Group said.