international
She has been performing locally and internationally.
He is an internationally acknowledged expert on Matisse.
The country's manufacturers are internationally competitive.

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internationally | Business English

internationally
adverb
uk /ˌɪntəˈnæʃənəli/ us /-ṱɚ-/
in or into many different countries:
The company was looking to expand internationally.
internationally known/recognized/respectedThe MBA is an internationally recognized qualification.

Examples of internationally

internationally
On the other hand, unlike internationally adopted children, most children exposed to early adversity continue to be exposed to adverse conditions throughout development.
I swore then and there a solemn oath never to try to make the word snark an internationally accepted scientific term.
Question 3 asks how internationally the respondents lead their economic and daily lives.
By 2006 the government had evidently decided that these trends should be brought together in an internationally approved manner.
Although clinicians have been increasingly concerned with environmental health threats, only recently have their ranks been joined by geoscientists, in an internationally organized way.
In particular, the only non-labor income, capital, is perfectly mobile internationally.
The alternative to negotiation was 'the risk of a war without end or with an end in disaster' and 'progressive isolation' internationally.
Internationally and locally, race (and/or ethnic difference) and gender remain crucial aspects of conflicts engendered by, or engendering, migration.
Once established, ex situ collections are morphologically described using internationally standardized descriptors.
Many of the entries are written by internationally known authorities in the field.
Thus, policy networks are the intervening variable explaining why an internationally diffused policy idea is implemented differently in various national settings.
This article argues the latter: internationally transmitted economic cycles influence national election timing.
The seminar closes with an internationally renowned keynote speaker addressing the students, the inhabitants of the town and visiting architects.
It is our intention to nurture and develop that quality, and we welcome submissions from researchers and practitioners internationally who can contribute to that ambition.
In fact, the cultivation of this tradition was the rationale for the innovations he sought to have accepted and introduced internationally.
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