non-European
extra-European

It is less likely to be found in non-European populations.

There are programmes to support students of specific non-European origins.

The influence of this economic system on the non-European world was, in the end, revolutionary.

She made a historical breakthrough for the non-European players in this field.

I am not trying to say that the main problem lies with people of non-European origin.

American artists would struggle to find their own non-European voices.

By 1999 had expanded production to include non-European bases, too.

France sees it as a way to attract more non-European students.

A third point: how do we actually deal with non-European manufacturers, who after all also sell their cars here?

Another measure would be "how many non-European ethnic minorities in each nation".

Between now and 2050 the non-European population, which already stands at some 40 million people, will have tripled.

In general, this tendency has affected most non-European art to some degree.

As this championship is an open competition, any non-European players may participate.

It is the first time in this event that a gold medal has been won by a non-European nation.

It has members in 26 European countries and one non-European country.

This is also the first time that a non-European country will be able to take part in Community research.

Argentina became the first non-European country to gain full membership in 2005.

On the other hand, however, you are also asking me how these rules relate to globalisation, to the non-European countries.

It is our non-European partners who have been rather timid on this subject.

There is good chance now of the first non-European pope in a very long time, and that would be significant."

A further problem was the number of non-European settlers.

His report was unusual in its detailed depiction of a non-European culture.

Later on, some non-European countries also joined this organization.

These experiences brought her into direct contact with non-European cultures and religions.

Other non-European languages have also adopted variants of the name.