Sentence examples for dependency on overseas from inspiring English sources
Solid management over the last five years has helped the country put behind it the stigma of failure and dependency on overseas lenders created by the 1997 Asian financial crisis.
Recommendations from the DNs included exploring the reasons why there is a large dependency on overseas nurses and ways of ensuring sufficient production and retention of nurses.
Moreover, there is a huge dependency on overseas medical graduates, with 40% of active nephrologists in clinical practice being international medical school graduates (IMGs) rather than US medical school graduates (USMGs).
Similarly, in Australia, there is an increasingly greater dependency on overseas-trained doctors to fill training posts [ 71].
The idea is catching on overseas, too.
His spokesman said: "No one is saying Germany, the US or France is a tax haven and it is ridiculous to use this as a reason not to act on overseas territories and crown dependencies, which have operated under a shroud of secrecy for too long.
It relies on overseas employers.
Several tax havens point out that there are economic reasons the UK should resist disturbing the status quo, particularly for those crown dependencies that do a busy trade servicing the offshore financial needs of the non-domiciled super-rich, permitted by the UK government to live in Britain without paying income or capital gains tax on overseas earnings.
Some overseas companies are scaling back on overseas staff.
The increased dependency on greater numbers of unqualified staff or staff with lower qualifications to support reduced numbers of registered nurses, difficulties of recruitment, reliance on overseas recruitment, the use of temporary staff and general changes in society all represent challenges to establishing and maintaining appropriate attitudes and behaviour among nursing staff.
