Sentence examples for referred to internationally from inspiring English sources

The two countries signed an interim accord in 1995 under which Macedonia would be referred to internationally as the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

Greek officials insist that the country be referred to internationally as the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, the provisional name with which it was admitted to the UN, even if it is formally recognised as the Republic of Macedonia, its constitutional name, by more than 130 states.

Seven of these signal functions constitute what is referred to internationally as basic EOC.

But they refer to internationally agreed ceilings, above which countries cannot raise their tariffs.

Harmonized: the terms and definitions are consistent among national institutions and refer to internationally agreed terms and definitions.

The Yorkshire team has been registered as Hull City Association Football Club for more than a century but will drop the AFC suffix and be referred to nationally and internationally as Hull Tigers – only being known as Hull City Tigers locally as a compromise.

We are concerned with the implementation of "radicalisation" policies within the UK Prevent strategy, internationally referred to as countering violence extremism.

In the wake of Viridian, The Greencards have been internationally referred to as one of the most popular Americana musical acts in the United States.

A health zone in the DRC corresponds to what is internationally referred to as a health district (15).

Most literature exploring concepts relating to SDM, health decisions, and Aboriginal peoples, (internationally referred to as Indigenous peoplesb), concentrates on describing health decision-making [ 26- 28], health equity issues and the role of Indigenous peoples within cancer care [ 29- 31] or advanced care planning [ 32- 34].

"Can we get past the idea that somehow this is the Bolshoi?" he said, referring to the internationally acclaimed Russian ballet company.