Sentence examples for primarily international from inspiring English sources
"Quite to the contrary, by their very nature, these security threats require primarily international cooperation".
"Our staff are primarily international development or humanitarian assistance workers," says Beris Gwynne, partnership leader for global accountability at World Vision International.
The grant is structured as a challenge that asks the group to raise $10 million from new, primarily international sources, each year for the next decade, but Human Right Watch will receive the Soros grant regardless.
The findings reveal that quality-oriented event portfolios (i.e., portfolios focusing on few, but primarily international top-events) were more promising for attracting new residents than quantity-oriented portfolios (i.e., portfolios focusing on diverse, but primarily local and non-top-events) by offering them higher levels of perceived variety in life.
Notwithstanding the adverse economic cycle we are in, there are some clear lessons to be learned: how to revitalise the rail freight sector, because rail freight transport is primarily international, and an indisputable factor in its success is the availability of good-quality rail infrastructure at the European level.
"Champions League football is always really difficult, you're playing against top players across all of Europe, and if you're looking at PSG across the board their players are primarily internationals.
Griffin worked primarily for international clients, mostly in Japan.
The film contributed $92.1 million in revenue during the quarter, primarily from international box office receipts.
After primarily delivering international thrillers over the last 20 years, he is returning to his roots with "The Ring of Five Dragons".
Carriers offering local services will pay more than those that deal primarily in international calls, because the party overseas does not use NTT lines.
Toronto-based Canada 3000 Inc., which is primarily an international airline, is offering one share for 2.5 shares of Royal Aviation Inc. of Montreal, which operates short domestic routes.
