Sentence examples for burden abroad from inspiring English sources

The Gulf war hasbrought a greater burden abroad and the strong likelihood of further entanglements.

In the relatively new migrant groups, for example Ghanaians who are also known for providing generous financial assistance to their families in Ghana [ 19], little is known about how financial burden abroad and from homeland impact their lives and health.

It seems that not even the shared burden of Being Abroad helped such different Englishmen to get on.

The other third, who flee abroad, usually burden neighboring countries.

And their efforts also ease the burden on U.S. troops abroad.

President Bush observed Independence Day with a visit to a military base here today, reminding a festive crowd of the burdens that American troops abroad are shouldering.

The refugee population gave the regime respect and legitimacy abroad, and the burden of the Afghans and the threat of the Russians kept the dictator, General Zia, in power.

Encouraging election officials in Florida to "go back and take another look," Mr. Lieberman said, "Al Gore and I don't want to ever be part of anything that would put an extra burden on the military personnel abroad who want to vote".

He returns home invariably burdened with typewritten reports from observers abroad, which he reads until about eleven o'clock.

Abroad, Merkel will work for burden sharing, tougher measures to patrol Europe's borders and seek solutions to stop the refugees at source – ending the war in Syria and persuading Turkey to host more people.

He continued, asking if the company would repatriate its huge sums of foreign cash, kept abroad to lower its tax burden.