Sentence examples for employed overseas from inspiring English sources
These "weekend warriors" have seldom been employed overseas, except in time of war and Iraq's predicament is not technically that.
Scottish and Scotland-based oil workers are frequently employed overseas, reports Severin: Aberdeen is the largest centre for oil and gas industry expertise in Europe, and an operating base for many major oil and gas companies.
This case tests by habeas corpus the validity of Article 2(11) of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, 10 U.S.C. 802, 10 U.S.C.A. § 802, 1 as applied to a civilian tried by courtmartial for a capital offense while employed overseas by the United States Army.
Fielding a number of players employed overseas – the flanker Todd Clever in Japan, full-back Chris Wyles with Saracens in London and the wing Taku Ngwenya with Biarritz in France, for three – the men's 15-a-side national team, the Eagles, have improved.
An apolitical military was an American tradition, but one that was difficult to uphold in an era when American forces were employed overseas in large numbers.
According to a 2011 study from the American Journalism Review, the number of correspondents employed overseas by newspapers and wire services decreased to 234 from 307, and that included contract writers such as freelancers.
What about the role of UK employers in employing overseas workers?
Richard Nixon was able, time and again, to employ overseas entanglements to make end runs around American democracy.
In domestic cricket there is a serious problem with counties employing overseas players to the detriment of the national side.
Brokenshire's main moment in the limelight came shortly after he became an immigration minister: he lambasted the "wealthy metropolitan elite" for increasing immigration by employing overseas staff.
"It is an important market, they want to go there, but the sheer amount of work that goes into setting up a visa, and the expense, often deters American orchestras from employing overseas artists".
