Sentence examples for operating internationally from inspiring English sources

"As aviation is a global industry, with airlines and aircraft operators operating internationally and aircraft manufacturers selling their aircraft in international markets, it is critical that aircraft emissions standards continue to be agreed to at the international level," wrote Melanie Hinton, a spokesperson for the U.S. industry group Airlines for America, in an e-mail to ScienceInsider.

Following the second order, Datalink abandoned the proceedings, fled Canada, and continued operating internationally from an unknown location.

What unions have accomplished by operating internationally is important, indeed much more substantial today than ever before.

One would limit to 28 percent the deductions rich taxpayers could claim, and others would increase taxes for companies operating internationally.

They can improve the transparency and accountability of their environmental governance systems, critical while operating internationally under varying local legal settings, economic demands and social expectations.

In fact, experts say, there are now more private military companies operating internationally than there are member nations at the UN.

December 2011 — Facebook agrees to make some changes to how it operates internationally following Schrems' complaint leading to an audit of its operations by the Irish Data Protection Commission.

Terrorism operates internationally.

Businesses that operate internationally rely heavily on banks.

This surveillance and early warning regime should also operate internationally.

Companies that operate internationally need direct flights to destinations all over the world.