Sentence examples similar to foreign nomadic from inspiring English sources
The Director of Dependent States (Dian shuguo 典屬國), whose salary-rank was 2,000-dan 2,000-danonsible for embassies to foreign countries and nomadic peoples along Han's borders and the annual exchange of hostages—usually foreign princes—submitted to the Han court.
But debt owed to foreigners is more likely to affect the value of the dollar, and foreign capital is more nomadic, leaving the United States vulnerable to the whims of central bankers in Beijing and Tokyo.
The plan aims 'to strengthen agricultural development activities in pastoral areas to raise the standard of living, strengthen foreign exchange earnings, and improve nomadic livelihoods step by step' (National Five Year Development Plan 2000).
Some of these motifs and, perhaps, the early treatment of landscape itself may derive in both theme and style from foreign sources, particularly China's northern nomadic neighbours.
One might question whether a cultural upheaval that was forced on a people by the circumstances of nuclear annihilation and foreign occupation could count as a nomadic episode in the history of a civilization.
As their networks widened, foreign influences, notably Persian, began to appear in nomadic artifacts from the sixth to the fourth centuries B.C.
"I think some of our foreign policy complications derive from our inability to locate a nomadic dynamic within contemporary political structures".
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Nomadic Design and Robert Randolph Band.
