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The question is no longer whether the conflict will be internationalized, but how.

"There is no interest on our side to internationalize this," an American official said.

We are convinced that here, too, internationalizing our approach shows a way out.

"As the Japanese admit, their society is not yet internationalized."

The effect, he said, is to truly internationalize the teaching of international relations.

"There's more of a concern with internationalizing the educational program," he said.

Some critics have said our duties in Iraq must be internationalized.

"This is a highly internationalized and sophisticated group of people running the Games."

The idea of internationalizing the festival or its successor is based on money.

It represents the fact that production has been internationalized on a large scale.

To give out awards to faculty members who internationalize their courses.

The merger internationalized what had been mainly a domestic company.

The last best hope lies in "internationalizing" the peacekeeping forces until Iraq can take over on its own.

The school is highly internationalized and has an alumni network of 30,000 former students throughout the world.

He has internationalized the resistance to aggression without losing our freedom of action.

This is, though, a strong argument for the Bush administration to internationalize the case against Iraq.

It was an early supporter of internationalizing business education.

The combination of bull and book internationalized their hunting techniques.

"The vast majority tell me they look at the program as a way to internationalize staff by adding a person with another culture," he explained.

The Pope has often expressed his intention to internationalize the hierarchy.

Active attempts are being taken to internationalize the so-called Baltic question.

The government stated that the Ringgit will be internationalized once it is ready.

When the series was internationalized and localized to fit the western market several changes occurred.

As Norway's economy became more internationalized, the theory goes, real power was no longer confined within the nation's borders.

In its first year the company began internationalizing and opened several new offices in Europe.