Sentence examples for foreign opinions from inspiring English sources

In the past, Japanese markets could blithely ignore foreign opinions.

The Dutch, a seafaring nation of traders, have also long imported new and foreign opinions.

By the nature of his work, Miller is more attuned to foreign opinions than the average American sports figure.

Ms. Kagan made it clear that foreign opinions are not authoritative, Justice Ginsburg said, adding: "They set no binding precedent for the U.S. judge.

He travels the globe, and he is mindful of how Australia is seen internationally and how race issues are crucial in shaping foreign opinions.

The European Union translates and publishes opinions from nearly fifty nations, and the two most frequently consulted legal databases in the United States, Lexis and Westlaw, carry foreign opinions from dozens of countries.

A lavish effort to win over foreign opinion stokes, rather than quells, suspicions.

The government will try to contain these, forcefully if necessary, regardless of foreign opinion.

These look like reforms with all the substance of a Potemkin village, a flimsy structure to impress foreign opinion.

And as the president of Greece's International Chamber of Commerce, I've met many foreign opinion-makers that view our government officials as clowns.

"It's a public relations exercise for foreign opinion after a totally fraudulent election, rather than part of political reform, which it's not".