Meanings of develop international in English

IMO -A predecessor organization to the IMO was formed in 1948 to develop international standards for shipping.

Tougher regulation and planning rules are among measures intended to develop international links, connecting 27 essentially separate national energy markets.

He added that progress in technology had allowed opportunities to develop international relationships, without the huge costs that councils might have had previously.

At least 60% of that will be used to develop international business and overseas expansion, according to the prospectus for the fund-raising.

As the director of Ireland Literature Exchange (ILE), I am here to meet foreign publishers to develop international opportunities for Irish writers.

She will join tutors from the Kiri Te Kanawa Foundation's international vocal faculty, which aims to help talented young New Zealand singers develop international careers.

This initiative may serve as a model to develop international networks with the goal of improving diagnosis and care of patients with these rare diseases.

Leading that pack are stocks in developed international markets and small U.S. companies.

When we come to the days of Solomon we find something like a developed international trade.

There is some appetite for a world order of which developing international criminal law would be a central element.

Diplomacy also takes on new importance in the work of developing international strategies which can anticipate serious problems affecting us all.

In 1998, she became the secretary general of the Basel Committee, which develops international standards for banking regulation, including minimum capital benchmarks.

The previous government "put a lot of focus on developing international students coming to Ireland" and "no doubt it was well intentioned," she said.

Canada was next with 25 percent, followed by developed international markets like the United Kingdom, Germany and Japan, at 6 percent.