Sentence examples for foreign branch from inspiring English sources

Last month Dignitas courted controversy when it opened its first foreign branch in Germany, home to over half its clients.

And many are now considering full-fledged foreign branch campuses, particularly in the oil-rich Middle East.

Foreign branch banking has been allowed in South Korea since the 1960s, and in 1992 foreigners began trading on the Korea Stock Exchange in Seoul.

The visas are intended to allow companies to transfer employees from a foreign branch or subsidiary to company offices in the United States.

In addition, a bank is not required to repay a deposit originally made in a foreign branch if that branch is unable to do so because of a government action, which is what happened in Argentina.

Since Malaysia liberalized its education sector in the 1990s, allowing the establishment of more private institutions, the number of providers has expanded to 20 public universities, 36 private universities and 5 foreign branch campuses.

Indian banks have 141 foreign branches and 21 subsidiaries.

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 lifted the ban on foreign branching by American banks.

Consultations are planned on how to treat the earnings of corporations' foreign branches.

Many big banks like JPMorgan run their derivatives businesses out of foreign branches.

No public money would be used to establish foreign branches, he stressed.