Sentence examples for foreign points from inspiring English sources

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An education out of context and delivered from a foreign point of view usually attempts to impose ideals and goals that are alien to people living outside of mainstream society.

In poor countries, the arrival of foreign brands points to an increase in competition from which consumers gain.

Meanwhile, Russia's foreign ministry, points out that the agreed draft does not involved action under Chapter 7 of the UN charter.

Brândua Predescu at the foreign ministry points out that Romanians actually started emigrating with the fall of the Ceausescu regime, and the trend continued through the country's steady progression towards full EU membership.

Even more high-end development has occurred to its north, on or near a stretch of coastline between Bari and Brindisi, which are most foreign tourists' points of entry into Apulia.

Updated at 10.00am BST 9.34am BST Speculation Website Foreign Policy points out that "pundits usually do a terrible job predicting the winner of the world's most prestigious peace award", but have taken a punt anyway.

Apparently, the practice is illegal in the United States, so the NSA collects them for foreign access points "all over the world," according to an anonymous official.

As Foreign Policy points out, PalTalk has allegedly been used by terrorists in the past.

(They also differ substantially from the Tea Party on important foreign policy points, in that they are anti-Cheney).

"From a foreign policy point of view, this was a must-do thing," Mr. Gramm said.