Sentence examples for foreign benefactors from inspiring English sources

However, the patience of foreign benefactors in the Premier League is notoriously fragile.

They drive privately owned pickups or jeeps with mounted anti-tank or anti-aircraft guns, captured from government arsenals or supplied by foreign benefactors.

Paltry salaries as little as $20 a month push most civil servants to corruption.Cambodia's foreign benefactors also bear some of the blame.

In the absence of foreign benefactors it makes financial sense, and also appeals to the supporters in control, to give young German players an opportunity.

Then, just as now, Egypt's economy was in chaos, and the country was being kept afloat by hefty loans from foreign benefactors.

The delay was being blamed mainly on the lack of security.Hoping to persuade their foreign benefactors to think beyond the immediate future, Afghan officials came to Berlin armed with a seven-year development plan and a bill of $27.6 billion.

It has no foreign benefactor pouring oil proceeds into the club coffers.

Pendao doesn't have a foreign benefactor, explains village elder Oumar Diallo.

He ultimately found a foreign benefactor in an Israeli private-equity fund, Upreal, that was eager to invest in Brooklyn.

President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela, Cuba's main foreign benefactor, called Raúl Castro to congratulate him and invite him to Venezuela.

In Mr Chávez, Cuba's communist government has at last found a partial replacement for the foreign benefactor it lost when the Soviet Union collapsed.