Sentence examples for encounters with foreign from inspiring English sources

Picture the familiar photographs of presidential encounters with foreign leaders: the handshake, the fixed smiles, the platitudes.

He said his two meetings with Kislyak in July 2016, on the margins of the Republican convention and in September in his Senate office, had been routine and among many such encounters with foreign officials as a senator.

But the Buy American push is becoming a subject of conversation in international defense policy circles, as President Trump's brash leadership style and unconventional encounters with foreign leaders add a wrinkle to established international relationships.

But renting abroad poses special challenges, as well as the risk of unintended encounters with foreign objects, which in my case have included an ill-placed guardrail at a tollbooth in Switzerland, a milk truck in Jamaica and hedgerows all over England.

Baz Dreisinger is an unusual combination of English professor, journalist and documentary producer whose travels to nine countries to meet with their prisoners led to "Incarceration Nations". This journey into what she calls "global hellholes" sets an earnest American on a quest for insight into American criminal punishment, via structured encounters with foreign prisoners in situ.

And at the core of that question, ironically enough, is the emerging foreign policy of President Bush -- a policy reflected in his encounters with foreign leaders at the industrialized-nation summit these last few days, and in the reportedly successful test of a missile defense component a week ago.

Kennedy's first sustained encounter with foreign law came when he began to advise emerging democracies — including Czechoslovakia and Russia — on their constitutions and the rule of law.

Upon encounter with foreign antigens, DCs migrate from mucosa to the nearest inductive site where they act as APCs [6].

The near-sterility of blood limits the encounter with foreign bacteria and thereby the acquisition of novel traits.

Differentiation of naive CD4+ T cells toward one or other lineage is determined by the strength of the encounter with foreign antigens presented by the APCs and the presence of cytokines in the microenvironment where they occur.

Focussed, as ever, on individuals, it also manages to make acute observations on how language frames Japanese encounters with the foreign.