Sentence examples for foreign nationalities from inspiring English sources

Migrant origin All (both foreigners and citizens); all foreign nationalities; citizens; EU citizens; specific nationalities.

In December 1974, the Research Office printed the Brief Introduction to Chinese Ethnic Minorities (Draft, 12 volumes in total), edited the internal publication Translated Excerpts on Ethnic Issues, and translated materials (13 issues in total) about foreign nationalities, the history of Russian aggression against China, and Chinese nationals abroad.

Police officials did not confirm any foreign nationalities.

"Not so good on the foreign nationalities," said the other.

"Priority should be given to the professional insertion of job seekers already present on our territory, both of French and foreign nationalities, residing legally in France," the memo read.

Still others contended that this pluralism would gradually disappear over the years, that the American character was still in the process of formation, and that, as this character gradually emerged, it would be enriched by the blending of the admirable features of the various foreign nationalities.

As a result of the Suez Crisis, Nasser brought in a set of regulations imposing rigorous requirements for residency and citizenship as well as forced expulsions, mostly affecting British and French nationals and Jews with foreign nationality, as well as some Egyptian Jews.

In 2004, ≈8.8% of the population was foreign born, and Turks formed the largest foreign nationality group, with 1,764,318 immigrants (24% of all foreigners).

Participants' socio-economic characteristics closely reflected the Lausanne general population in the same age category in aggregate statistics from the Population Office (proportions of foreign nationality, distribution of marital status) or from the 2000 Swiss national population census (nationality, marital status, place of birth, living arrangement, professional activity – data not shown).

During 2012 and 2013, overseas and foreign nationality buyers accounted for around 40% of all purchases.

There are still more American C.E.O.'s in Australia than any other foreign nationality, according to executive recruiters.