alter, change, modify - cause to change; make different; cause a transformation; "The advent of the automobile may have altered the growth pattern of the city"; "The discussion has changed my thinking about the issue"
India's decision has been hailed internationally with several countries calling the move as India's internal matter even as Pakistan has been trying to internationalise the issue.
"The call by confused [people] to internationalise the two Holy Mosques will fail, as it has failed before," UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash tweeted, in an apparent reference to Qatar and its leader.
The minister denounced the malicious calls aimed to smear the Kingdom Saudi Arabia and its historic services in a desperate bid to politicise religious rituals or internationalise the Two Holy Mosques.
A panel from IAU assessed the university across 15 criteria, including its strategy, support provided to international students at home and abroad, its work to internationalise the curriculum and research activities, and its efforts to support social cohesion around the globe.
(TAP) -- "We intend to internationalise the case of the missing of Sofiene Chourabi and Nadhir Ketari", announced Friday the speakers at a symposium organised on the occasion of the National Day for the Protection of Journalists.
But, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir stressed that "Qatar's demands to internationalise the holy sites is aggressive and a declaration of war against the kingdom...
Additionally, 45 percent of cloud users believe that use of cloud solutions has enabled them to internationalise more quickly, including 41 percent of businesses in Singapore and 45 percent of businesses in Hong Kong.
UKTI is targeting 'new-to-market' companies from around the UK seeking to internationalise their business for the first time, as well as UK companies already operating in Asia Pacific markets and looking for new opportunities in the wider region.