Sentence examples for moving international from inspiring English sources

Profile Situated on the Delaware River, the Port of Camden handles hundreds of ships moving international and domestic cargo annually.

Interpool leases cargo containers and chassis used to move international freight.

In "Carry Me Home," a 2001 book about the civil rights era in Birmingham, Diane McWhorter wrote that the photograph helped move "international opinion to the side of the civil rights revolution".

"We'll either have to enter another industry or stick to retail and move international," says Tos.

The agreement was never followed, however, and an agreement between the two countries in March 1997, stipulated that domestic flights would continue to use Eilat Airport, whilst no further action to move international flights took place.

Journalist and activist Meron Estafamos zig-zags the globe determined that the sound of torture will finally move international institutions and the U.S. government to close down the torture houses in Egypt and North Sinai.

"Countries are already taking actions on their own and moving toward international cooperation on these issues.

Greening was promoted to education secretary and minister for women and equalities, moving from international development.

We may soon be moving to international accounting standards.

Today, however, China is moving toward international standards.

Company officials said Ford was now moving into international operations division.