Sentence examples for for foreign officials from inspiring English sources

Dr. Agu Suvari, acting medical director of the State Department, said his office had not been asked to arrange for care for foreign officials.

It is rare for foreign officials to address labor conventions, much less raise their fist in solidarity with the union members.

However, the guide says, paying for foreign officials and their spouses to travel to a city like Las Vegas or Paris if the company has no significant facilities there would violate the law.

They establish a court record of their suffering, and of the crimes of their abusers".The suits, which can be pursued only against those who step on American soil, have made it less comfortable for foreign officials with questionable pasts to visit or settle in the United States.

MARMATO captures many dramatic developments including the moment the government stops selling the locals the dynamite essential for them to mine, effectively asphyxiating the local economy so it is easier for foreign officials to take control.

Even in the face of the federal government's new report, infamous climate denier Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.) laughed off the summit as a mere ruse for foreign officials to pop Champagne at their taxpayers' expense.

Often, FCPA violations involve successful, sophisticated companies and individuals looking for shortcuts, hoping to utilize the influence of foreign officials for personal or corporate gain.

Azerbaijan has been harshly criticized for bribing foreign officials and diplomats for promoting its causes abroad and legitimizing its elections at home, a practice which has been termed as 'caviar diplomacy'.

before he became Vice-President, has, among other bad-sounding things, done business with "sworn enemies of the United States" (the allusion was to Libya and Iran), paid big fines for providing false financial information to stockholders, battened on a no-bid, multibillion-dollar contract for work in Iraq, and come under investigation for bribing foreign officials.

Mr Pieth thinks about half of the 30 biggest German and French firms are being investigated or prosecuted for bribing foreign officials.

This initiative, like the 2004 presidential proclamation that allows the United States to block visas for certain foreign officials, needs vigorous resuscitation.