Sentence examples for foreign minds from inspiring English sources

Openness in a broad sense, including thought, expression, social acceptance, attraction and retention of the brightest foreign minds.

Sir James Dyson, one of Britain's most prominent inventors and business leaders, has described Theresa May's plan to expel international students on graduation as a short-term vote winner that will harm the economy by losing the UK valuable ideas from the brightest foreign minds.

Silicon Valley wasn't getting more brilliant foreign minds until the immigration situation was resolved for low-skilled workers, as well.

The province's education minister also criticized the school for holding its students "hostage to a foreign mind-set" and ordered a review of the syllabuses of all private schools in Punjab.

The question weighing on many foreign policymakers' minds for Iran's June 12 presidential election, in which incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will try to secure over 50percentt of the vote against three other candidates, is: what is at stake?

So why the enduring fascination with the foreign soccer mind?

Kagan is one of the smartest foreign-policy minds around, but his intelligence is not of the self-critical or curious kind; he's written many words about the war, but has never been able to acknowledge his own intellectual failures on Iraq (Kagan and I got into this exchange about whether such a thing as neo-conservatism even exists).

Of course, the American foreign policy mind is characterized by three particular traits: It is stunningly ahistorical, agnostic about real culpability and forever optimistic about the nation's ability to fix things, even after royal screw-ups.

But our national life depends, in large part, on the presence of foreign, independent-thinking minds.

I had friends who spent all of their money trying to adopt, only to have things fall through again and again — birth mothers who changed their minds, foreign programs that were discontinued.

I don't like the idea of giving international corporations, never mind foreign governments, them too, but foreign corporations, the right to sue the United States and demand that it change its trade policy.