Sentence examples for Foreigner status from inspiring English sources

Almost two decades of living away from our country of origin entailed personal struggles in coming to terms with our "foreigner" status and the isolated, insecure life we lived in Singapore.

Additional regressions including interaction variables between gender and foreigner status (not shown here but available upon request) also confirm previous results of wage penalties against both foreigners and women as well as the absence of significant double discrimination against foreign women.

Furthermore, in contrast with the argument that social conditions are more important than ethnicity in terms of health status of elderly immigrants, it has been argued that the ethnic and foreigner status is the determinant of the social conditions both during and after migration [ 4].

You will be especially targeted for this because of your "foreigner" status.

Foreigners say that the police often harass them and extort bribes.Calls have grown louder for a new policy to legalise foreigners' status and welcome their badly-needed skills.

In addition, Levy has vaulted up the grueling literary ladder that separates real writers from wanna-bes in Japan, drawing praise from Japanese for not using his foreigner's status as a passport to easier treatment.

Although Israel gave two foreigners observer status on the panel, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said that most countries he had consulted agreed that "it is not sufficient enough to have international credibility".

But I am sorry to say that it is guilty of the sneaky chauvinist trick of making the ultimate villain an American: a mannerism common to many Hollywood movies that cannot quite bring themselves to accord foreigners the status of effective enmity.

Trenita Childers was selected for a Ford Foundation Dissertation Fellowship for her dissertation research titled: " 'We Are Not Foreigners': Immigrant Status and Mental Health Among Haitian Descendants in the Dominican Republic".

They were sitting in a gravel-filled compound surrounded by barbed-wire-capped fences with 300 ex-cons, foreigners without status, Eastern European gangsters, and a collection of multinationals looking to sell their souls for a European Union passport and a clean slate in life.

They were sitting in a gravel-filled compound surrounded by barbed wire-capped fences with 300 ex-cons, foreigners without status, eastern European gangsters, and a collection of multinationals looking to sell their souls for a European Union passport and a clean slate in life.