Sentence examples for considered as foreign from inspiring English sources

Instead, Nikkei were legally treated and considered as foreign nationals with a restricted resident status limiting their period of stay and confining them de facto to unskilled labor.

Sheppard was considered as foreign as Lapsley and even acquired the nickname "Mundele N'dom", or "black white man".

In 1940, when Gourmet was founded, ethnic and exotic food, such as couscous, was considered as foreign and aspirational as the pig roasts and 14th-Century Tuscan villas that graced the pages of National Geographic.

The term CTC encompasses all types of cells which are considered as foreign entities in the blood having some cancerous characters.

We performed a Gene Ontology (GO) analysis of the P. ulmi assembled sequences after excluding contigs (227) that were considered as foreign contamination and consisted mainly of sequences belonging to Wolbachia sp. (111 contigs) and the host plant (Prunus sp). of the P. ulmi HS and PSR-TK strains (79 contigs) (see Methods).

We therefore submit that the proposed international equalization scheme should not be considered as foreign aid, but rather as an international collective effort to protect and promote national social policy in times of global economic integration: thus serving the international collective interest.

Another common approach in the literature has been to assume that immigrants who came to Canada at the age of 25 or older could be considered as foreign-educated and information on the place of birth has been used to identify their location of study.

In their wars of ideas and political networks, Netanyahu's Likud and his American supporters are an integral part of the Republican Party's camp, and Israel is too involved in the American political landscape and defense establishment for Netanyahu to be considered as distant as a foreign leader.

Meanwhile, the Chinese government eased capital controls by allowing its citizens to buy unlimited shares in Hong Kong's stockmarket, which it considers as foreign investment.

He has appeared on every US broadcast network, including on such shows as NBC's Meet the Press, ABC's World News, and NPR's All Things Considered, as well as on such foreign media as the BBC and Al Jazeera.

Those are the regions where fighting has been most intense, and where Afghan soldiers from the north of Afghanistan — mainly ethnic Tajiks or Uzbeks — are considered almost as foreign as the NATO troops.