Sentence examples for foreign equivalents from inspiring English sources

In the British venture-capital industry as a whole, 13% of finance came from British pension funds and insurers in 1998; 37% from their foreign equivalents.

A committee of several hundred Los Angeles members chose 6 of the films on the shortlist from 63 submissions offered by the foreign equivalents of the American Academy.

Dedrone CEO and founder Jörg Lamprecht says no matter what laws are enacted by the FAA or its foreign equivalents, his business benefits.

Channel Intelligence may well have jumped the gun with the European patent complaint as it only vaguely mentions that they 'own the foreign equivalents'.

A fund gets exposure to these currencies either by owning money market instruments (the foreign equivalents of Treasury bills) or by going long the currencies in the futures market.

Foreign Equivalents: German: Speiser – a steward.

Searching for a word in English to find its foreign equivalent is fast and easy.

Law enforcement agencies must present a subpoena or its foreign equivalent to obtain noncontent data about Microsoft users, Mr. Smith wrote.

The word extraterritoriality or its foreign equivalent was not in use until the end of the 18th century.

It has become, accordingly, a ruthlessly spic-and-span euphemism for downsizing the domestic industrial workforce, for pricing labor according to its cheapest foreign equivalent.

Obama needed to earn the authority to tell hard truths, and that could only be done by first acknowledging the various grievances and perceived wrongs that have accumulated over the years, on all sides (in this way, the Cairo speech was the foreign equivalent to the speech on race that he gave in Philadelphia during the campaign, with many of the same rhetorical moves).