Sentence examples for expatriate executives from inspiring English sources

The expatriate executives who manage most of the private sector are defensive about Dubai.

The survey expresses the cost of living for expatriate executives as a percentage of expenses in New York.

The survey expresses the cost of living for expatriate executives as a percentage of the cost in New York.

Expatriate executives, international-exchange students and low-wage workers wiring money to their families abroad have been most affected.The compliance costs for financial institutions are substantial.

As their expatriate executives arrive, they are snapping up not only the best offices but also the choicest residential flats.For property developers, this should be good news.

Within a sultry red-lighted lounge called Bar 30/7, a D.J. spins funk and soul to expatriate executives and public relations girls in bright lip gloss.

"We're living in an Islamic ocean and we're a tiny common-law island," says Sandy Shipton, an expatriate executive at the Dubai financial centre.One country with a particular bearing in Dubai is Saudi Arabia.

Mercer assumed a lifestyle commensurate with an expatriate executive, so while living in Rio de Janeiro can be inexpensive in a favela, it's ever more expensive to live in the city's prime areas.

In addition to these full-time employees, there is one full-time Nepali Bayalpata Hospital volunteer director of community health (RS), and one full-time expatriate volunteer executive director (DS).

WHO BUYS IN SURREY One of the "home counties" around London, Surrey has long been a center for expatriate bankers and executives, many of whom enjoy subsidy packages from their employers.

A shootout last week in Monterrey outside the American School Foundation, a private school popular with American expatriates and Mexican business executives, prompted the United States Consulate to advise families to keep their children home pending an assessment of security at the school.