Sentence examples for foreign business interest from inspiring English sources

To Prokhorov, the Nets are a toy, a relatively small foreign business interest.

In the meantime, he said that last week's accident should have little or no effect on foreign business interest in Brazil.

Worse still, for those who don't like paying taxes, if the foreign business interest were to win damages or negotiate a settlement, the host country's taxpayers are effectively made to hand over cash to a foreign entity in an undemocratic and non-transparent process without any form of appeal.

Consultations with other governments, such as the European Union, have been far more productive in curbing foreign business interests.

It is a scintillating satire of post-revolutionary life in the Czech Republic and the evils of foreign business interests.

Instead, Hungarians resoundingly endorsed Mr Orban's mix of nationalist populism, state-centred economic policies and conflict with the European Union and foreign business interests.

By dictating that communities' only available means of redress is through the state — which has a less-than-sterling track record of prioritizing rural residents' rights over foreign business interests — Mrs. Johnson Sirleaf is obstructing more effective methods of achieving justice.

Some foreign investors are certainly worried about the political instability and acts of terrorism, though for the time being there have no attacks, nor even threats, against foreign business interests.

News of the interest from Macquarie appeared at the end of an article in Monday's Financial Times that looks at how foreign business interests are increasingly lobbying politicians in the U.S. to help them maneuver through new security rules.

The case caused international outrage and became an embarrassment to the government of President Enrique Peña Nieto, who was anxious to promote the country's economic attractions to foreign business interests.

Besides the consultants and the board members, Bush is also being advised by a raft of Washington lobbyists who work for those with foreign business interests.