outward-looking

We have always been an outward-looking nation and must remain so.

Already the firm is moving onto the next, more outward-looking stage.

We too have to be outward-looking and reach out overseas.

But it didn't always have the luxury of being so outward-looking.

The third condition is that the Council should be more outward-looking in its work.

All four countries are outward-looking, with a particular interest in Asian markets.

The key for all businesses is to be outward-looking and competitive.

Stay a country outward-looking, with the vision and imagination that is in your nature.

It came into force in 1983 and was by design intended to be an outward-looking trade agreement.

There are many things to criticise in the financial services industry, but this outward-looking approach to the world is not among them.

British engagement with an outward-looking America is always better than the alternative.

They just needed encouragement, incentive and a system that is outward-looking too.

Americans, says the diplomat, hope for “an outward-looking Germany” that is less “conflicted about its weight in the world”.

From being completely closed to outside influence, the society is both outward-looking and animated.

• The policies of developing countries have also become more outward-looking.

Congress must approve trade legislation, which is the best way to develop an outward-looking middle class.

We believe that our pupils should be independent, outward-looking and aware of the world around them.

Nelson as it became more outward-looking, and student numbers grew considerably.

We want to grow an open, dynamic, outward-looking and innovative economy.

• making our education and training systems more outward-looking as regards the rest of the world.

Once again, Canada is a confident, outward-looking player in the community of nations and the global economy.

The programme developers and marketing departments must be more outward-looking.

For much like the G8 itself, we are an outward-looking, international network, rather than a single organization physically fixed in one place.

By doing so, they signal to the private sector that outward-looking policies do not 'work'.

But he is an insider with an outward-looking view.