Sentence examples for partner internationally from inspiring English sources

A government spokesperson said: "The UK is a confident, strong and dependable partner internationally – true to the universal values shared by the United Nations.

In about 20 minutes, she tried to reassure the United Nations and Britain's allies that "the United Kingdom will be a confident strong and dependable partner internationally".

ESPN was so interested in the space that they wanted to be our partner internationally as well".

When Facebook announced that Microsoft would now be its ad partner internationally as well as in the U.S., for instance, the expansion of the relationship with Microsoft covered only remnant ads overseas (i.e., the ad inventory that Facebook cannot sell itself).

But fully absorbing the lessons of the past should mean being able to think clearly about going forward: Find partners, internationally and locally, and don't get out in front of them.

There, he led the team behind Amazon Global, the service that lets users buy from Amazon and merchant partners internationally.

It'd be a sticky business managing wireless partners internationally for a device like the 3DS, and Nintendo might just (as it often does) just wait and see.

Although we found evidence of networking by CHEPSAA partners internationally, sharing the assets within national research and teaching networks—for example, through delivery of joint teaching courses within national networks was less evident and perhaps represents a focus for future capacity strengthening.

It's also begun running its first partner campaigns internationally as it's started to expand, with the idea that it can go to potential advertisers and tell them that because people use the keyboard so much they'll actually share that content.

In many places where DCA and its partners work (internationally but also in Denmark) a complaints system has also been established in addition to regular monitoring systems.

This paper addresses the question whether and how multi-stakeholder partnering makes internationally constructed standards fit local institutions, i.e. norms, rules and practices in producers' regions.