Sentence examples for foreign papers from inspiring English sources

The menace of libel tourism – when foreigners sue foreign papers here, to protect reputations they cannot defend at home – is deplored, and the abolition of ancient rules that threaten internet freedom is compellingly urged.

"But once foreign papers start writing, the polemic starts.

The big story in the foreign papers has been the 15% won by the National Front.

He decided he must write to his mother in Berlin and tell her not to worry foreign papers exaggerate.

Besides, foreign papers can be freely bought on British news-stands in big cities, or seen anywhere on the web; satellite and cable carry American news channels.

Just looking through the foreign papers, if Laure Manaudou was the melodramatic/tragic story, Turkish weightlifter Sibel Ozkan is one of the uplifting ones.

How do the reports in the foreign paper compare with those you have read or heard in the American news media?

Environmentalists suspect that the broader language was added to satisfy the demands of foreign paper companies that are looking to enter the U.S. market, which the environmentalists regard as a threat to endangered forests around the world.

A batch of bogus Ben Franklins infiltrating the area recently was printed on bleached foreign paper randomly embedded with minuscule purple and orange fibers that would glow in a black light.

On the same day, read coverage of the same story in two different sources – one should be an English-language foreign paper, and one should be from the country that the story is from or from a neighboring country.

If this were to become a reality, any foreign paper or media outlet could set up an office – or even just a server – in Iceland, and publish from there.