Sentence examples for foreign farmers from inspiring English sources

But things have changed, and he has become wary of investing more amid a rising Hungarian debate about the role of foreign farmers and landowners.

The victims of American antidrug policies are foreign farmers and peasants who are voiceless and voteless in the American political process.

Last year Congress sharply cut the Government price support levels, to reduce the indirect subsidy to foreign farmers and to enable American exporters to regain their market.

The two countries remain far apart on American farm subsidies and India's unwillingness to open its markets to foreign farmers, because they both want to protect their agricultural sectors.

It would mean asking U.S. farmers to sacrifice the ridiculous subsidies they get from our federal government ($3 billion a year for 25,000 cotton farmers) that make it impossible for foreign farmers to sell here.

Besieged growers, their yearly quotas cut by half or more, have switched allegiances and are shunning the cigarette manufacturers who now buy as much or more tobacco from foreign farmers.

Brazilians, Americans, Dutch,French, Swiss, Japanese and Germans are in the garden restaurant, drinking lime juice laced with sugar cane spirits as they swap tales from the front: $100,000 worth of uninsured chemicals stolen from a farmyard; a foreign farmer unwittingly caught up in his neighbor's bank fraud and in danger of having his own cotton crop seized by the bank.

To guarantee the flow of foreign exchange, farmers were prohibited from harvesting and roasting beans for local consumption.

Without foreign manpower, farmers would have to cut the amount of fruit and vegetables they planted, he said.

For insured unit (the occupational or identity category in which the ensured person is enrolled), there were more rehabilitation users than nonusers who were members of occupational unions and foreign crew, farmers, fishermen, low-income households, veterans, and other regional populations.

Mr. Zimmerl said that so called pocket contracts were being exploited for polemical reasons to attack foreign landowners and farmers.