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91) A few have become internationally known, but it often seems a hopeless task.

92) Though his compositions won many prizes internationally, Tan says that gradually, he found himself unable to express his real self.

93) In addition to a number of internationally recognised jazz musicians the Festival attracts a number of artists and attractions from around the region.

94) Nontraded goods produced with increasing returns create an incentive for factor movements, even when factor prices are equalized internationally.

95) Current systems that monitor infectious diseases domestically and internationally are inadequate to confront the present and future challenges of emerging infections.

96) They will vigorously pursue their policies to combat drug trafficking and misuse of drugs, nationally and internationally.

97) Life for Rent was released on Sept. 29 internationally.

98) It has grown into an internationally renowned event.

99) Oceans need to be protected locally(http://sentencedict.com/internationally.html), nationally and internationally.

100) My plan is to raise internationally competitive golfers.

101) 42% of those aged 65 and above are travelling, may it be internationally or domestically, found the preliminary results of a new report from the ADAC Reisemonitor 2009 survey.

102) We should form large internationally competitive companies and enterprise groups through market forces and policy guidance.

103) Statement on Auditing Standards 70. An internationally recognized auditing standard developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA).

104) Suu Kyi has always advocated non-violent resistance, but is internationally renowned for her recalcitrance rather than her compliance.

105) S. is concerned about actions that seek to restrict access to the Internet as well as restrictions on the internationally recognized right to freedom of expression, ' she said.

106) With the U. S. sub-prime credit crisis sweeping the global economy into a crisis, many internationally Century renowned enterprises have to face financial crisis, even be forced into liquidation.

107) The pervious asphalt concrete is the paving material more advanced internationally, and just used locally.

108) These standard containers are internationally agreed as to dimensions, weight, structural strength and other features.

109) Overall, what we want is to open up domestically and internationally.

110) It is also vital to maintain an internationally harmonised approach.

111) Implant for orbital defect and CAD for zygoma complex fracture are now studied to be the leading research internationally.

112) Though it is a Vulgate social convenance internationally, there're still some difference opinions between countries about what to send, in which occasion to send it, or how to send it.

113) This development reveals that CMMI has been internationally recognized as a useful tool to enhance product quality and improve internal efficiency for software development organizations.

114) Chapter 7 looks at attempts to coordinate stockpiling policies internationally.

115) Red - eared slider turtles, a species said to originate in Brazil, are an internationally recognized ecological invader.

116) Frederick Douglass (1817-1895), who escaped from slavery, became an author and publisher and was internationally known for his instrumental role in the abolitionist movement.

117) To introduce Al cladding steel wire which is a kind of good conducting wire applied to electric cable and communication extensively and so on internationally at present.

118) Not a few of them have achieved successes in science and technology and are internationally known.

119) Internationally, the microcredit service has first successfully practiced in Bangladesh Country bank.

120) "Alcohol is the only strong psychoactive substance in common use that is not controlled internationally, " they say in their editorial.