Sentence examples for foreign neighbour from inspiring English sources

"Even Swiss billionaires are asking themselves why they pay high taxes when their rich foreign neighbour pays hardly any and lives in a bigger house," Binswanger adds.

In this paper we review the results obtained for 101 Argentinean AIP families and 6 AIP families from foreign neighbour countries studied at molecular level at Centro de Investigaciones sobre Porfirinas y Porfirias (CIPYP).

Lebanon was further divided over support for foreign neighbours.

As Abkhazia's prime minister (1997 99), he worked to build sustainable economic relations with foreign neighbours, notably Russia, and to implement foreign policy separate from that of Georgia.

But the fires of nationalism still burn brightly on the racist right wing of Mr Koizumi's conservative Liberal Democratic Party LDPP), which is why he sacrificed foreign neighbours for domestic gain by visiting the shrine in the first place.

Unlike the east and south of China, which straddle major international trading lanes, the north-eastern provinces' two foreign neighbours are North Korea and the sparsely populated far east of Russia and it is not far from the equally desolate expanse of Mongolia.

Foreign investors and neighbours are also anxious.

Only a few years back, it was being touted to the world as a model for its "zero problem with neighbours" foreign policy approach.

Maybe not but it is still unclear how Russia regards its neighbours' foreign relations.Do they believe that anything that stokes security and prosperity is a benefit all round?

More accurately, it confirmed the small but immensely rich host nation's retreat, under sustained pressure, from an activist foreign policy its neighbours viewed not only as irksome but as downright subversive.For the past decade Qatar had given quiet, generous and persistent support to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Although Argentina's economy is twice as big as Chile's, it has attracted barely half as much foreign investment as its neighbour since 2007, according to the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean.