Sentence examples for realised internationally from inspiring English sources

It's now been adopted as a standard aim, if not yet realised, internationally – "It's the first time I know," he says, "that anybody in civil society has delivered a tax standard".

If the documented mortality benefit could be realised internationally it would save tens of thousands of lives each year.

This might also shed light on information that was largely missing from the scientific and professional literature, such as the organizational conditions under which nurse prescribing has been or will be realised internationally.

"They used to have terrible restaurants, they never had good service, they never had good spas, but then they realised they have to compete internationally," says Josh Spero, editor of Spear's.

A comparative review of the extent of, and the ways in which nurse prescribing has been realised or is being initiated internationally, supported by a sound theoretical model, is lacking.

After a couple of years, they realised they were good enough to compete internationally and decided to try for the Games, under the slogan "Trio to Rio".

In 1946, the Labour government in Britain, getting exhausted by recent events such as World War II and numerous riots, realised that it had neither the mandate at home, the support internationally, nor the reliability of British Indian Army for continuing to control an increasingly restless India.

"AOL has made a clear commitment to deliver great original content and, with their strong US position, it is a great accelerator for us to grow internationally and realise the potential of video," said the GoViral chief executive, René Rechtman.

One explanation for their dominant role is their collective economic strengths; however, it is also a function of the technologies now used internationally to realise a complex array of differing building and civil engineering facilities.

Has Labour realised this?

I should have realised.