Sentence examples for engaged overseas from inspiring English sources

UNLESS their footballers are engaged overseas, the English are not a flag-waving people.

At the very least, if Canada's military is engaged overseas, our asylum system should be ready to accept people displaced by war.

On the most pessimistic of Mr Chalmers's calculations, the British army, already shrinking from 102,000 to 82,000 soldiers, could end up with around 50,000.Shrinking violentBritain is much less engaged overseas, both militarily and diplomatically.

Most of the country's young men are engaged overseas, but Bucky Cantor, a muscle-bound, 23-year-old PE instructor, is stuck at home on account of his dodgy eyes.

There are several reasons for this, including the British army's early move to professionalism in 1960, the high status afforded to young officers by the regimental system and a history of relentless operations the last year the army was not engaged overseas was 1968.

"The President has directed all the U.S. agencies engaged overseas" she proclaims, to work to protect LGBT rights, including an emergency response process for human rights advocates working for LGBT justice.

The Foreign Office said it had outsourced no UK staff, but had outsourced "a number" of locally engaged jobs overseas.

Abe has made it his mission to ultimately overturn Article 9 so that Japan can become more directly engaged in overseas campaigns as a proactive military regime.

The establishment of Christian missionary societies engaged in overseas evangelism, education, and medical work was an important social movement that emerged in the nineteenth century.

The country that issued your passport and the type of activity you will be engaged in overseas will determine the type of visa you need.

If the armed drones are controlled by people living in Nevada or New York, can those places, deemed to be outside any war zone, be treated as being directly engaged in overseas conflicts?