Sentence examples for models for international from inspiring English sources

The Clinton administration was at the forefront of international efforts to curtail small-arms trafficking, and American laws restricting the export of these weapons are models for international standards.

Executives aimed to increase Lexus sales outside of its largest market in the U.S. To accompany this expansion, next generation Lexus vehicles were redesigned as "global models" for international release.

Syed et al. 2012 note that new models for international cooperation should be explored and it is in this vein that early experience from the Concern Worldwide's Innovations for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health (Innovations for MNCH) initiative, which draws on private sector experience in promoting innovation, offers potential insights.

But they may be a model for international agreements elsewhere.Jurisdictional woes are only the start.

But now the Los Angeles model for international events is mostly honored in the breach, as witnessed by the empty buildings in Beijing, which was the host a year ago.

The Trinidad-based court is hailed as a "model" for international courts, but has been underused because countries, such as Jamaica, have not submitted to its jurisdiction.

While nowadays, more children are adopted each year from Russia and China, South Korea's system remains the model for international adoptions, and there are more than 100,000 adopted Koreans in the United States.

Independent.co.uk – which unveiled a major overhaul of its web strategy late last month, including a "freemium" access model for international users – reported a 5.46% month-on-month fall to 13,874,442 users in October.

Bosnia will be seen as a new model for international intervention -- one designed not to pursue narrow national interests but to prevent conflict, to promote human rights and to rebuild war-torn societies.

The draft constitution was devised with the intention of making it a model for international standards of democracy and human rights, while reaffirming Afghanistan's cultural and religious traditions.

But at Brookhaven National Lab, where the open atmosphere is often held up as a model for international scientific collaboration, the new restrictions are a reminder of a time when foreigners were viewed with suspicion.