The phrase "admitted foreign" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone who has been granted permission to enter a country as a foreigner, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The admitted foreign nationals were given temporary residency permits."
Alternatives: "approved foreign" or "authorized foreign".
Closed to immigration, Japan has admitted foreign workers through various loopholes, including employing growing numbers of foreign students as part-timers and temporary workers, like the Chinese here, as so-called foreign trainees.
"[W]e're probably talking about one or two" excluded Californians as opposed to 50 newly admitted foreign students, he told Inside Higher Ed.
De Jong admitted foreign investment is "only one factor" driving up prices.
It has admitted foreign rescue experts into the disaster area and tolerated reporting by a more aggressive news media.
(A score of at least 26 in speaking satisfies the language proficiency requirement for student teaching positions). The TOEFL scores of our admitted foreign-educated students usually far exceed the minimum.
The government rarely admits foreign journalists into the country, one of the most closed in the Arab world.
Balancing security risks against the political and economic benefits of admitting foreign students has always been a problem.
Mr. Buchanan's bill would direct the Department of Homeland Security to review all public records, including Facebook and other forms of social media, before admitting foreign travelers.
A1 Rebuff From North Korea North Korea will refuse to admit foreign experts sent to verify that American fuel supplies are being used for peaceful purposes.
The course, which lasts three weeks and trains about 375 students a year, is open only to experienced military technicians and students from federal agencies; it does not admit foreign students, however, because much of its instruction is classified.
Since 1964, the U.S. has continued to admit foreign agricultural workers under the "H-2" program of the Immigration and Nationality Act to perform temporary labor where a shortage of domestic workers exists.
