Sentence examples for valued international from inspiring English sources

Yet Rooney has always valued international football and, on that front, Southgate is right when he says the player did not warrant the social-media schadenfreude or the minor boos that were audible in the game against Malta on Saturday.

"Disclosure of responsive information to such requests can risk severe consequences including potential loss of human lives, damage to relationships with valued international partners, compromise of ongoing criminal investigations, and interference with intelligence activities," Boyd wrote.

It believes in taking a moral position, it thinks for itself, and it has turned itself into a valued international partner".

He so much valued international cooperation that his critics accused him of ignoring domestic concerns.

"At the minimum it says that South Africa doesn't value international law", he told Eye Witnesss News, warning of a "penalty clause" the next time South Africa needs international support.

Mattis saw in Tillerson a temperamental and ideological ally, a deliberative man whose experience at Exxon trained him to value international relationships but not the glad-handing that often accompanies diplomacy.

"I think CBS is unique in that it values international news and good storytelling," she added.

According to the new study employers significantly pointed out that they value international educational experience in potential candidates, especially during the current economically challenging time.

He said he valued the international reach and exposure of The Times.

The offer valued Analyst International at $3.62 a share, or 1percentt less than its closing price Tuesday.

While program evaluations are increasingly valued by international organizations to inform practices and public policies, actual evaluation use (EU) in such contexts is inconsistent.