Sentence examples for closely foreign from inspiring English sources

And there is a further consideration that underlines how closely foreign policy has been bound up with postwar British anxieties.

The solution, he says, is to monitor more closely foreign companies that purchase and move the equipment downstream, to ensure that it is being handled properly.

The twists and turns in the case have been watched closely by foreign businesses.

Some Chinese drones appearing at recent air shows have closely resembled foreign ones.

"The responsible authorities will watch it very closely," Germany foreign ministry spokeswoman Sawsan Chebli told the agency.

He was closely following foreign news media, knew how he was depicted, and even joked about it.

Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach, food and drug commissioner, said his agency was changing its collection and use of data and was working more closely with foreign governments, including China's.

In fact, the three most closely involved foreign powers—India, America and Britain were furious with the king for ignoring their advice and misleading them about his intentions.

It can be addressed only by recruiting and training skilled field officers, developing new spying technology and working closely with foreign intelligence services.

Many perpetrators are based abroad.Britain is working closely with foreign police forces and organisations such as Europol, although some are more keen to co-operate than others.

The Afghan authorities are working closely with foreign intelligence officials, and they said they had also received a tip about that attempt.