Sentence examples for degrees foreign from inspiring English sources

Although most developed countries now have pollution and safety standards that differ from those in the United States only by matters of degrees, foreign manufacturers still must certify that all the cars they export to this country comply with American standards.

Dearing's report recognises that, to reverse the decline at degree level, foreign languages must be more widely available at primary level.

"To some degree, foreign policy is all about deciding in which direction you'd rather be wrong," Beinart wisely observes.

That question goes to the heart of an intensifying debate among wealthy nations about to what degree foreign aid is about saving jobs at home or lives abroad.

At the U.S. Agency for International Development, Project Better Than Cash helped move second-degree foreign aid payments from cash to mobile phones, reducing waste and graft (which had been shown to increase costs by as much as 30percentt) and enhancing the safety of U.S. military personnel on the ground.

Those with degrees and foreign languages are looked on more favourably.

The last two years, seven of Japan's 11 carmakers have linked up in various degrees with foreign partners.

Over the last two years, 7 of Japan's 11 automakers have linked up to varying degrees with foreign partners.

Tony Pollock, the new head of IDP - the marketing and recruitment company jointly owned by Australia's major universities - rules out institutional dishonesty in awarding degrees to foreign students.

American and European M.B.A. programs are responding to these changes by internationalizing their curriculums, expanding their study-abroad options, offering joint degrees with foreign campuses and recruiting students from developing nations.

In a bid to make itself more attractive to international academics and expatriates, Russian authorities recently instituted a new legislation that will recognise degrees from foreign universities that are among the top 300 inthese rankings.