Sentence examples for translate internationally from inspiring English sources

There is always the possibility that the F.T.C.'s findings could translate internationally, though, which would be a blow to the company's prospects.

Whereas last year's MLS Most Valuable Player has always had a cohort of proponents who believed his league play would, given enough time, translate internationally, the San Jose forward had only scored once in 10 caps before Tuesday night.

He said his remarks were in response to a question about why he had taken "such a small part [in 'Divergent'] after playing the lead in several films". When he spoke of the "business," he said he was referring to things like working with costar Shailene Woodley, playing a villain, and participating in a movie that would translate internationally.

He had a vision of making a film that translated internationally".

These policies that will reduce cost can be translated internationally and would yield savings in the international context.

American brands translate well internationally, and many expanding economies overseas are interested in buying U.S. products.

But Watt says it's simply that the punk spirit translates internationally.

Method: We translated an internationally used standardized behavioral intervention program into Hungarian and adapted it for use in a Hungarian cultural setting.

Houllebecq is the most translated, and hence internationally renowned, of all France's contemporary writers, but has been accused of racism, xenophobia and playing up to the media.

" 'Desperate Housewives' is a big hit in Europe," Mr. Morrissy said, "Tony Parker is from France and Eva Longoria translates very well internationally".

The article was translated and reprinted internationally, and readers began sending letters and support not only to Benenson, but also to prisons and labor camps worldwide.