Sentence examples for separate international from inspiring English sources

Five separate international monitoring missions will be present.

In effect there could be two separate international climate treaties, covering emissions cuts by different countries.

But, neutral or otherwise, surely English is now so widespread that there is no need - no room - for a separate international language?

Both developed a separate international persona, while holding on to a more specialised repertory and image for French viewers and listeners.

It produced a detailed plan that included an economic union, a map of the proposed border and a separate international regime for Jerusalem.

Separate international negotiations for a settlement for Western Sudan continue while some observers worry that the focus on the southern referendum has robbed momentum from the Darfur issue.

The rebels operate virtually unimpeded in the three-mile-wide buffer zone that separates international peacekeepers in Kosovo from the Yugoslav Army and police troops in Serbia proper.

Four of the 10 areas that will be patrolled by EU ships are situated "along the 12-nautical mile mark that separates international from Libyan waters," according to AFP.

Tactical security objectives – however "successful" – should remain separate from international efforts to improve and protect public health.

It is a point acknowledged by the paper's authors: "Culture and language are difficult to separate in international business.

Darlington Raceway, in South Carolina, which held its first Nascar event in 1950 and has been host to two races a year since 1960, will have its schedule reduced to one race, to be held next year on May 7. In a separate move, International Speedway has purchased Martinsville Speedway in Virginia for $192 million.