Sentence examples for foreign populations from inspiring English sources

Even diplomats whose chief duty is to explain American policy to foreign populations are often unable to speak the language.

Intelligence agencies also compile data on foreign populations, topographies, climates, and a wide range of ecological factors.

If Indians fall short of standard heights, they say, those standards must be an alien imposition, based on foreign populations.

"Marseille created itself, strata upon strata, with foreign populations," said the city's longtime mayor, Jean-Claude Gaudin. Jean-Claude Gaudin

Traditional diplomacy, with its emphasis on treaties and geopolitical debates, is less relevant than the ability to understand and influence foreign populations — not in their councils of state but in their villages and slums.

The number of foreigners is growing, especially in the major urban areas; people from Japan, the United States (including members of the military), and China make up the largest foreign populations, although they still constitute only small fractions.

Italians were the largest single group of foreigners with 15.6% of total foreign population.

In 1995, there were almost no foreigners in Spain, but the increase in foreign population took place very rapidly, so that network effects seem likely to have operated.

According to Huang's (2010) study on the foreign population in Beijing, in 2007, the male to female sex ratio of foreigners working in Beijing is 392:57.

Could it be that England, as a body, is systematically rejecting its foreign population?

Even here in New York, certain sections of the foreign population take this precaution.