Sentence examples for processes of international from inspiring English sources
To be sure, the state system continues to be managed to a greater or lesser degree through processes of international law, treaties, agreements, trade and diplomacy.
During the cold war, the processes of international politics were frozen in formality; when the wall came down, old enemies suddenly came together to resolve seemingly intractable conflicts, in South Africa, Northern Ireland and the Middle East.
Thus, for this paper, our research question is: What candidate constructs from contemporary research into smart learning environments might lead to a stable and coherent depiction of smart learning environments that can be progressed within the processes of international standardization?
During his career as diplomat, international civil servant and scholar, Dr. ElBaradei has become closely familiar with the work and processes of international organizations, particularly in the fields of international peace and security and international development.
Increasing participation in the policy processes of international organisations is considered as offering transformative potential [ 9, 35].
UNICEF has worked since the 1989 adoption of the CRC to identify ways in which normative processes of international human rights law can inform and guide development work for children and women.
Perhaps the president rejects the entire Rio process of international engagement on climate change.
Sent to Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone, he was transferred in June 2006 to the Netherlands to face the protracted process of international justice.
It helps us tremendously to use our experiences in our personal lives to influence our professional lives, and aid the process of international partnership.
During the tumultuous 1980s — Salvadorans call it "the lost decade" — we made a decision to begin the process of international diversification.
Meanwhile, China has been balking at working out the details on the transparency agreement, which at the moment envisions only a vague process of "international consultation and analysis".
