Sentence examples for expatriate groups from inspiring English sources

Instead, Syrian doctors like Majid, the anesthesiologist, gathered samples under the guidance of expatriate groups.

Some expatriate groups were formed, but were little known inside Syria.

Mr. Doerksen, the MoboVivo chief executive, said more people should consider reaching out to alumni and expatriate groups.

But expatriate groups say this forces people into a choice they do not want, and in some cases are unable, to make.

Expatriate groups, however, contend that the change will mean minor savings for the U.S. government but gross inconvenience and added costs for those it is meant to serve.

Expatriate groups say the choice is confusing and unfair, carries potential tax ramifications and could depress voting in ways that might affect close elections in November.

Like the other 42 members of the expatriate group, she continues to be infatuated with all things British.

In 1941 an expatriate group in New York invited Mr. Ford, who had returned to Britain at the outset of World War II, to present a series of lectures on Surrealism at the New School for Social Research, now the New School University.

The Tunisians have also suggested that they might recognize the Syrian National Council, an expatriate group, as Syria's official government, although support for that idea is not widely shared among other Arab League members because the council controls no territory in Syria.

Join a local expatriate group (In Trinidad, we had the American Women's Group that met once a month).

The researchers are working on books, an exhibition and a series of public lectures to expatriate community groups throughout North America.