Sentence examples for acting overseas from inspiring English sources
India's long history of being invaded, and its preoccupation with holding itself together as a viable, democratic state, have left it little scope for acting overseas.
Part of the sensitivity around Chinese acquiring farmland in Australia is the perception that companies acting overseas are an extension of Chinese government imperatives.
These episodes of violence against Muslims are, for him, apparently unimportant and easily justified by the continued political ferocity of Islamist groups acting overseas.
St. Ann's Warehouse, the Brooklyn theater whose versatile and cavernous playing space has become a magnet for New York and overseas acting troupes, is now confronting a likely fate that its leaders had worked years to avoid: homelessness.
Her yoga classes were originally something she gave away free in between waitress shifts, acting gigs and trips overseas to compete as a professional ice skater.
Representatives of the party-state, typically acting through China's overseas diplomatic mission, have applied diplomatic and commercial pressure on foreign governments, media organizations, and private enterprises with regards to Falun Gong.
He talked about the poor suckers who'd lost their job during Obama's first term, as if he wasn't personally responsible for sending jobs overseas while acting as the CEO of Bain Capital.
The commissioner found that he had not broken the rules, but expressed 'concern that he was acting on behalf of an overseas interest'.
It takes 28 days for registration to kick in, and UK companies and overseas call centres acting on behalf of UK-based firms aren't meant to call anyone on that list unless they have their consent.
British overseas administrator who, as acting governor-general of India, instituted in that country important reforms, particularly freedom of the press and the establishment of English as the official language.
Nationals leader Warren Truss, acting prime minister while Abbott is overseas, said the ability to provide a future safety net would be undermined if there were no constraints on spending.
