Sentence examples for borne overseas from inspiring English sources

Compliance costs, mostly borne overseas, are likely to be at least double the revenue that the law will generate for America.

Undertrained, underpaid and unrepresented, this group of overwhelmingly middle aged, hardworking women – about a quarter of whom were born overseas – bear that last sacred duty of caring for the lonely until they ease out of this life.

On the way to this verdict, the government repeatedly trampled on the Constitution, and its prosecution of Mr. Padilla was so cynical and inept that the crime he was convicted of — conspiracy to commit terrorism overseas — bears no relation to the ambitious plot to wreak mass destruction inside the United States, which the Justice Department first loudly proclaimed.

Although few terrorism investigations overseas have ever borne fruit, Mr. Clinton vowed to bring the bombers to justice.

She also said it had been her school and not the SSA which had borne the expense of her overseas training.

But daily questions such as those have nearly ceased as China's feared pullback from overseas investments has been borne out.

Overseas, the brunt of the cuts will be borne by the Arabic and Russian services, with the latter set to lose 45 posts, about half of its staff.

Neither the recipient's ISP nor intermediate upstream carriers bear any of the overseas transit cost.

China's "B shares," denominated in foreign currency and open to overseas investors, bore the brunt of today's selling: Shanghai's Class B share index fell nearly 4percentt while its counterpart in Shenzhen fell 3.19percentt.

The first loss of innocence comes with the harsh recognition that "all politics are local" and that overseas realities bear only a partial relationship to foreign-policy formulation back home.

A committed internationalist, he believed it unfair that some bore the sacrifices of overseas service while others escaped what he saw as their military obligations.