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Fifty percent were international.
There was never an international investigation into what happened.
The idea was to bring together some of Britain's greatest institutions, some international ones, and to create a new system of synergies.
AT: Well, we are also looking at that because in the event that nothing comes forward from the international community, we are preparing, we don't want to be caught like what's happening in Europe.
Another reason why I did that was because I had been asking the international community that in order to deal with climate change, in order to fight climate change, there has got to be sacrifice, there has got to be commitment.
So in asking the international community to make a sacrifice, I thought we ourselves need to make that sacrifice.
2012 was set to be a very international year for the UK; it was the year of the London Olympics.
So it's a national epidemic, it's an international epidemic.
This is some spectacular footage coming from a seamount about a kilometer deep in international waters in the equatorial Atlantic, far from land.
The subsequent international media forced the local government to pledge 10 million dollars in coastal cleanups.
One way forward is to envision situations where new international laws may be needed.
Commandeering civilian planes and using them as weapons, dropping atomic bombs, the use of gas chambers or poisonous gas in conflict, all of these actions, if committed, constitute acts of war and war crimes under customary international law and the Hague conventions.
So, what hypothetical but plausible scenarios can you imagine falling under the burgeoning definition of cyberwarfare, and how might you design an international legal framework to deter these activities?
And then the trigger was when all of a sudden, international aid decreased.
They're not allowed to work, so they are totally dependent on international support, and they felt, "The world is abandoning us."
And there is such a thing as international law, so there is no way you can say, "I take 10,000 and that's finished."
What it is fair to say is: how we can we organize ourselves to assume our international responsibilities?
Country by country, international organizations, the European Union?
It's clear that international financial institutions should have flexibility in order to be able to invest more massively in support to these countries.
It is clear that the capacity of the international community to prevent conflicts and to timely solve them, is, unfortunately, much worse than what it was 10 years ago.
Individuals have more power than ever before to affect national and international security.
It had stopped sharing its clinical data with the international scientific community.
The volunteer team includes children from all over the island, from both international and local schools.
I have won medals in three different sports and national games in Canada, competed at the international level in basketball and was proud to represent Canada on the world stage.
Millions dead all over the continent, and the whole international order shattered."
There are many people around the world who have been displaced because of natural disasters, food insecurities, and other hardships, but international law, rightly or wrongly, only recognizes those fleeing conflict and violence as refugees.
Others realized the value of standardization in an age of international trade.
We have international treaties that recognize that refugees are a shared responsibility, and yet we accept that tiny Lebanon hosts more Syrians than the whole of Europe combined.
I believe it's because our politicians lack a vision, a vision for how to adapt an international refugee system created over 50 years ago for a changing and globalized world.
Through an international convention signed by 147 governments, the 1951 Convention on the Status of Refugees, and an international organization, UNHCR, states committed to reciprocally admit people onto their territory who flee conflict and persecution.
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