Sentence examples for abroad neither from inspiring English sources

In 1996 he declared, "apart from token presentations in respect of functions performed at home and abroad, neither politicians nor officials should accept personal gifts of value from outside their family".

Yet, while the player was open to the idea of moving abroad, neither Roma nor Milan could reach agreement over the financial settlement with Arsenal, who had also made clear they would not countenance his loan to a club they consider a direct rival for a top-four finish.

In the news have been two unusual stories, both of them exposing outrageous abuse of innocents abroad, neither one broken by what we normally consider the news media.

The democratic progress we've seen in the Middle East was not imposed from abroad, and neither will the greater progress we hope to see.

Because the Post Office regularly confiscated packages meant for him, Kinsey arranged to get most of his material from abroad, where neither the populace nor the postal inspectors were as likely to be descended from Puritans.

Each trained abroad and neither met the qualifying standard in their event, but they will take part in the Games as wild-card entrants under a system to ensure that all eligible countries are represented at the Olympics.

Unlike the Jews, clannishly bound by a history of religious persecution, and the expatriate Irish, exuberant St Patrick's Day celebrants of their origins, the Scots abroad tend neither to congregate nor to advertise their presence.Yet there are plenty of them 28m people, five times more than there are Scots in Scotland, can claim to be Scots or of Scottish descent, asserts Duncan Bruce.

Of course, having a family member living abroad is neither a sufficient nor a necessary condition to receive remittances.

Philip Hensher describes a Britain that doesn't get much coverage abroad — it's neither the well-groomed London of Richard Curtis movies nor the grungily council-housed and incomprehensibly accented Britain of Irvine Welsh novels and Mike Leigh films.

In a region where four of the five countries (Finland is the exception) are either doubtful about joining the single European currency or certain not to, there is a reluctance to swallow nostrums from abroad.But neither unemployment nor debt can be brought down permanently without changes to the way Nordic economies work.

Neither Kingsley nor the servicemen abroad had any idea what had gone on, but then neither did most of the 14,000 crowd, many of whom were only informed that the match had finished 10 minutes after the final whistle.