Sentence examples for to be internationally from inspiring English sources

Its mission needs to be internationally supported.

We have got to be internationally competitive.

He wants both republics to be internationally recognised as independent.

"In Australia's case, all vehicle assembly plants are producing well below the scale needed to be internationally cost competitive.

It doesn't matter whether you're producing cars, aluminium, biotech or the latest and greatest, you've got to be internationally competitive".

Although human trafficking is recognized as a growing international phenomenon, a uniform definition has yet to be internationally adopted.

I've not played too much rugby for Racing but I've played enough to be internationally match fit.

Estimates suggest that UK agriculture needs 60,000 more workers for optimal productivity, and to be internationally competitive the sector will require graduates with advanced problem-solving skills.

"We want Australia to be internationally shamed," said Sarah Keenan, who co-organised the event with seven other members of the alliance.

Al-Shabaab still controls much of southern Somalia and pose a major threat to the year-old federal government, the first to be internationally recognised in 20 years.

Thus, when it comes to animal cloning, with the added consideration for the successful cloning of a dog, Korea seems to be internationally competitive.