The phrase "a complete foreign" is not correct in English.
You might be trying to express the idea of something being entirely unfamiliar or alien.
Example: "When I moved to a new country, the culture felt like a complete foreign to me."
Alternatives: "a total stranger" or "entirely unfamiliar".
The idea that the ultimate threat thus posed is of nuclear or other WMD terrorism, with weapons supplied perhaps by a hostile Muslim country, was absurdly overblown, he thinks.Having come to that conclusion, Mr Fukuyama recommends that to deal with the true threat, as well as to clear up the mess caused by the invasion of Iraq, America needs a complete foreign-policy change.
But once a sale is complete, foreign governments are free to do what they like with the technology.
It permits complete foreign ownership of Iraqi companies and assets (apart from natural resources) that have hitherto been publicly owned, total overseas remittance of profits and some of the lowest corporate tax rates in the world.
Growth has been especially strong in the emirate's so-called free zones, which target overseas education providers by offering complete foreign ownership, tax-free status, 100 percent repatriation of profits and visa and other assistance for faculty and students.
Complete foreign equity is permitted in the infrastructure and manufacturing sectors, helping drive FDI to $1.45 billion in 2013, a 76percentt increase over the previous year but still far too small for such a big country.
Should a student complete a foreign language course at a level lower than the placement, the lower-level course with its grade appears on the transcript but earns no credit toward graduation.
The story quotes an ING consultant who calls the situation, "a complete collapse in foreign demand".
Adeney remembers a complete absence of foreign automobiles, and no cable TV at home.
ReprintsOpinions polls show that Afghans fear a complete departure of foreign troops.
Until Friday night, his government had imposed a complete ban on foreign journalists.
