“This surprising result could possibly stem from the fact that the latter placed higher emphasis on internationalization in general.”

“Therefore the choice of the correct or appropriate mode of internationalization or market entry is strategically important.”

“In the 1980s, when China was still at the beginning of its opening period, she forecast the importance of educational internationalization.”

“He has now become the national veterans' champion and is about to represent England in an international.”

“No, I am talking about those who protest indignantly against internationalisation and globalisation.”

“With hindsight, this framework agreement was the starting point for developing an internationalisation strategy.”

“This trend is somewhat related to the internationalisation of the law, which espouses a more universal language of law.”

“The internationalness of the conference was evident in the diverse range of attendees representing various countries and cultures.”

“They stand for internationality, innovative power, expertise and an exacting, almost perfectionist, quality standard.”

“Rotary Centennial Bells are travelling across the globe, going to every Rotary country, symbolising the internationality of Rotary.”

“In general, the St. Gallen management team wants more internationality on the campus.”

“On the sporting side, such events included rugby internationals and Olympic soccer matches.”

“Both of these lads were recently on the Irish team for the home internationals and played their match at a furious pace.”

“In an illustrious career, Pele scored 1282 goals in 1363 competitive matches, including internationals.”