The phrase "abroad situation" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation occurring in a foreign country, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The abroad situation regarding trade agreements has raised several concerns among economists."
Alternatives: "international situation" or "overseas situation".
"They are music festivals for good people," says Noah. "You know you're not going to walk into a 'Brits abroad' situation – blokes with their tops off, bright red and drunken tomfoolery".
"They are music festivals for good people," says Noah. "You know you're not going to walk into a 'Brits abroad' situation – blokes with their tops off, bright red and drunken tomfoolery". Unfortunately, that Brits abroad reputation does carry a well-earned weight, and our relationship with Croatian authorities has not always been Nutella-smooth.
The Serbia international is out of contract this summer and is seeking a lucrative move abroad, a situation that has alerted Birmingham City and Everton, too, to his availability.
The problem is the other side of this debt monetization partnership is a whole lot of monetary inflation, both in America and abroad, a situation which clearly can not last forever (that though is a subject for another day).
Fellows can have diverging experiences with varying lengths of time abroad, in situations of differing intensity and with variable amounts of actual hands-on involvement [4].
Uganda appears to put some limits on the transfer of samples abroad to situations when the country does not have the capacity to perform the necessary research.
What will mitigate that is the political situation abroad.
The preceding three processes tend to make the nuclear power situation abroad more fluid and complex.
The expatriates have put down deep roots abroad, and the situation at home remains chaotic.
By Johnson's count, in 2001 the United States maintained some seven hundred and twenty-five military installations abroad — an anomalous situation.
It is as a result of the deteriorating situation abroad that the CST has spent £5m on improving security at buildings and places of worship in recent years.
