Sentence examples for targeting international from inspiring English sources
Presumably there's an element of targeting international audiences who haven't seen the original.
Stone Atwine, CEO of remit.ug, Kampala, Uganda @StoneAtwine Stone's work focuses on mobile financial services targeting international remittances, bill payments, conditional transfers and bulk payments in Africa.
Most are focused on the domestic market here so officials are also targeting international funds that invest heavily in Brazil and Latin America in general.
The idea that the home secretary is targeting international students by scaling back the provision of post-study work opportunities, and limiting the English language routes into higher education seem entirely counter-productive.
STRASBOURG — Galvanized by an economic crisis, demonstrators are once again targeting international summit meetings, bringing violent protest politics back to Europe this week after a lull that lasted most of this decade.
Putting the store in the hotel lobby of the Marina Bay Sands, Leviev is targeting international clients, of course, but in particular the wealthy Asians drawn to the hotel's casino.
But the action this year starts on Monday, the better to target international collectors and early arrivals.
Britain backs targeted international sanctions against the regime - although there are no economic sanctions - which prevent Mugabe or his political associates travelling to Europe or the US.
The neighborhood and nearby areas were struck by a series of Al Qaeda-linked bombings in 2003 that targeted international banks as well as synagogues and killed dozens of people.
Second, while it is comforting to know that the Transportation Security Administration is already checking passenger manifests for domestic flights against the no-fly list under its Secure Flight program, why did it not target international flights as a priority?
The company aims to engage UK customers and then target international growth opportunities, particularly in regions such as the Middle East.
