Sentence examples for foreign chamber from inspiring English sources

Executives at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, who came under scrutiny last year for spending tens of millions of dollars on advertising that helped Republicans in the midterm Congressional elections, said it had played no role in instigating political activity by foreign chamber groups.

To galvanize foreign businesses, the Chamber has commissioned former Ambassador Frank Lavin -- who served as the McCain-Palin Asia campaign director and has appeared on television multiple times recently saying a Democratic Congress is bad for business -- to speak before various foreign Chamber affiliates to talk about the stakes for the 2010 midterm elections.

Foreign governments have established 30 consular offices and eleven active foreign chambers of commerce and trade associations in the city as well.

Forty foreign governments maintain trade and commercial offices here and 23 active foreign chambers of commerce and trade associations.

In one case, the government's lawyers used the "state secrets" defense to get a federal court to throw out a case against a Boeing subsidiary called Jeppesen Dataplan, in which four Guantanamo prisoners alleged that they were victims of "extraordinary rendition," and that Jeppesen provided the CIA with the logistical support for their flights into foreign torture chambers.

"Licensing is perceived as an unfair competitive tool against foreign companies," the chamber said.

Intervention in Syria will be a true triumph of the foreign policy echo chamber where ideas like the U.S. reputation for upholding international law are discussed with no sense of irony.

For the AMC series "Rubicon," Temple Court became a mysterious, foreign, black-ops torture chamber.

Among the favorites to succeed Mr. Silva is Roberto Giannetti da Fonseca, until recently head of Brazil's chamber of foreign trade.

When the government does allow foreign security software, the chamber said, the regulations require those companies to let Chinese officials review the underlying code.

The US Senator Chris Dodd, who as a member of the chamber's foreign relations committee has been working to encourage an agreement between Yale and Peru, welcomed the weekend's progress.