There are more flags in evidence, American troops are fighting abroad with widespread domestic support, and at home, in the midst of grieving for our losses, we seem to accept as more or less inevitable the prospect of a war to remove Saddam Hussein.
The practice of recruiting nurses abroad is widespread in Switzerland, with annual nurse migration net growth e.g. from Germany, France and Italy [ 38], but it has logistical, political, professional and ethical limitations [ 39- 41].
The unfinished office buildings on average fetched just half their book value, part of a liquidation that earned plaudits from abroad but generated widespread criticism at home as a fire sale for foreign bargain hunters.
The tragedy unfolding in New Zealand, and the fate of the students, many of whom were on their first trip abroad, has received widespread media attention in Japan, a country with firsthand knowledge of the death and destruction that ensues when the earth shifts violently and without warning.
It was hoped the National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces, which includes members from within Syria and abroad, would gain widespread international recognition as the country's sole legitimate representative, become the conduit for all financial and possibly military aid, administer areas controlled by rebel forces, and plan for a post-Assad transition.
The case has attracted widespread attention abroad.
The hegemon's necessarily modest ambitions help the system command widespread consent abroad.
The British government's review of the balance of powers between Brussels and London has attracted widespread interest abroad, note diplomats.
But the chain-smoking twins with their long hair, vacant expressions and claims of divinity became the objects of widespread curiosity abroad.
In response to widespread criticism abroad, especially in the U.S., the govt. has denied that torture is practiced on a large scale, but cases of torture are still reported.
