outward-oriented

The stakes are simply too high for Ukraine to dump its outward-oriented strategy just to please its imperial neighbor.

Ukraine's Economic Revolution Fredrik Erixon 2010

In his speech, Gorbachev proposed to preclude any “outward-oriented use of force,” a phrase that nicely captures the essence of Soviet military policy since World War II.

American Sketches Walter Isaacson 2009

Even when global demand picks up, the report said, "the region's outward-oriented economies are unlikely to enjoy the same success in the medium term as they did in the previous decade," as the developed world tries to save more and consume less.

World Bank Forecasts More Pain for East Asia 2009

He is trained to be outward-oriented, determining his self-worth by his position on the career ladder and viewing his companions as competitors.

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: Six Values to Raise Outstanding Children 2008

By 1998, their outward-oriented policies increased average incomes five-fold.

Food for the Future: Opportunities for a Crowded Planet 2002

It is difficult enough to secure resources in outward-oriented organizations truly focused on satisfying customer needs.

KEY ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING NOEL CAPON 2001

Before we came to government, Asia, and in particular East Asia, was outward-oriented, assertive, even exuberant - confident about its role and future.

Asia and Australia: Change and Opportunity - Speech - Minister for Foreign Affairs 2001

It is difficult enough to secure resources in outward-oriented organizations truly focused on satisfying customer needs.

KEY ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING NOEL CAPON 2001

As South America's focus has turned from being inward to outward-oriented, its relations with the rest of the world are being transformed.

AUSTRALIA'S RELATIONS WITH SOUTH AMERICA 1997

This is particularly pertinent to this province, as an increasingly outward-oriented economy will favour coastal provinces.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1997