Sentence examples for course of foreign from inspiring English sources

In the course of Foreign Svc.

There is the heat, of course, of foreign places: Conrad's Africa or East Indies, Forster's Italy or India, Greene's colonial outposts.

Because American citizens have Fourth Amendment rights, running into Americans in the course of foreign surveillance creates the sticky situation known as incidental collection, a major focus for privacy advocates seeking reform.

There is of course billions of foreign direct investment flowing into the country, much of it going to utilities and other nation building priorities.

There's the president, who once said, "I don't have the foggiest idea about what I think about international, foreign policy," deciding that he's going to remake the Middle East and alter the course of American foreign policy.

And no doubt, it might discover that though "[t]he [First] Amendment," as Justice Scalia put it in Citizens United, "is written in terms of 'speech,' not speakers," in fact on the back of the Bill of Rights, Madison had scribbled "except of course for foreign corporations".

Ultimately, it was Germany that most strongly influenced the course of Czechoslovak foreign affairs.

So are the role and shape of the European Union, and the future course of American foreign policy.

There is nothing in the history books to suggest that Burlington did anything to alter the course of American foreign policy at the time.

And it has also emerged that the NSA inadvertently sweeps up large amounts of purely domestic US communications in the course of its foreign intelligence operations.

Those months were marked by a largely covert paramilitary campaign against Central American leftists, a heightening of nuclear tensions with the Soviet Union, and dismay among American allies about the lurching course of American foreign policy.