Sentence examples for community of foreign from inspiring English sources

The North Korean warnings also appeared to have little or no effect on the small Pyongyang community of foreign diplomats.

Likewise the city once was home to a large community of foreign Arabs, including hundreds of thousands of Egyptians.

Beijing has a small but growing community of foreign residents mainly diplomats, journalists, business associates, teachers, and students who have become an important aspect of the city's life.

The arrests are regarded as significant because Georgia, unlike other former Soviet-era states, has a largely free news media and is a base for a small community of foreign journalists working in the region.

Now she has joined a tight-knit community of foreign fighters and their wives in the city of Raqqa, and seems intent on using her position to persuade other girls to join her.

Interviews with more than a dozen immigrants and leaders of migrants' associations and charities in Madrid revealed a picture of growing desperation among the million-strong community of foreign workers in and around the city.

Weigel worried that incidents such as Khazaee's indictment could reverberate through the community of foreign-born engineers, who already are barred from many aspects of the aerospace industry.

First, all possible two-arm allocations were enumerated and examined to see how they balanced with respect to community characteristics from the 2011 AHDSS that might be associated with gender norms: community population size, average education, number of working residents in the community, number of foreign residents, proportion temporary migrants, and proportion female headed households.

At right-wing think tanks and in the community of Republican foreign policy specialists, hearty echoes of Trump are scarce.

These schools look at personal qualities and background, including socioeconomic status; first generation to attend college; community of origin; foreign language ability; leadership or community involvement; and, where permissible, race, ethnicity and gender.

Don't we have to worry about our own families and the people in our communities instead of foreign children?