Sentence examples for overseas developments from inspiring English sources

After that the family business expanded globally with overseas developments in the Americas, Australia, Asia and Europe.

"While there are risks such as overseas developments, we expect the economy to head toward a moderate recovery thanks to the effect of the various [stimulus] steps taken so far," Amari said.

The risk that overseas developments will hurt the Japanese economy had diminished, he added, as the U.S. government averted setting off automatic spending cuts and tax increases, and Japan appeared to be past the worst of its diplomatic fight with China over a small chain of islands in the East China Sea.

"You would need primary legislation [to sign international treaties or other overseas developments]." Turning to government plans for passing legislation for triggering Brexit through parliament, if it loses the supreme court case, Eadie said that it would involve a "one-line act".

He also said his company would not be involved in any new overseas developments while he was president.

But overseas developments caused a change in plans, and Ford responded to the attack on Pearl Harbor by enlisting in the Navy.

Traditional channels of overseas development assistance (ODA) from developed nations to the developing world are not only insufficient for financing the ambitious post-2015 agenda, but it's clear that development as we know it is no longer relevant, nor desirable.

As part of this process, the EU "seeks to minimise contradictions and to build synergies between policies other than development cooperation that have an impact on developing countries, for the benefit of overseas development".

The report shows that in 2013 support for statistics received 0.24% of total overseas development assistance (ODA), the money donor government agencies send to developing countries.

This is true especially in countries with developing economies, following the decline of previous colonial and overseas development forestry practices.

Developed nations prefer to use traditional aid channels such as their own overseas development agencies or multilateral agencies such as the World Bank.