Sentence examples for offered internationally from inspiring English sources

It becomes the latest in a line up of apps offered internationally by the BBC.

"You have to have a definite job offer, you need to have a degree level qualification, and the role needs to be advertised in the U.K. for 28 days first before it can be offered internationally.

Sure, it's superb engineering and a full powered machine, but $1799 US and probably a lot more by the time its offered internationally is beyond what many will pay for an ultra-mobile.

"We're trying to consolidate our position in India and [are] looking at products that can be offered internationally," he said, explaining that markets in Southeast Asia and Africa could be in the pipeline.

Professionals felt that services were doing the best that they could be doing in a very challenging economic environment and that some specialist services were providing quality of care as good as anything that was offered internationally.

"It has been very difficult to offer internationally competitive salaries because of the mandatory tariff," von Kalle complains.

They offer internationally recognized progressive exams.

Despite that setback, Hamilton was offered further internationally financed projects, including a mildly satirical war film, The Best of Enemies (1961), starring David Niven and the Italian actor Alberto Sordi, and a pedestrian court drama, Man in the Middle (1964), with Robert Mitchum.

In the proposal, the United States would offer Iran internationally supplied nonweapons-grade nuclear fuel "on the condition that all the nuclear waste is taken back" so that it cannot be used for bomb material.

A study conducted by the consulting firm Deloitte and by Dubai International Academic City, a free zone dedicated to higher education that offers 400 internationally recognized degrees from different universities, found that there are a number of skill gaps within the tourism and hospitality sector that make it difficult for employers to find eligible candidates.

In the future, Neusel hopes, the IFU might become a permanent institution, which would then offer an internationally recognized Master's degree.