Sentence examples for foreign public from inspiring English sources

Bythen, many works by Ribeiro were held in British and foreign public andcorporate collections.

France ratified an OECD convention to outlaw bribery of foreign public officials in 2000.

Charges include bribery of foreign public officials, misconduct in public office, and money laundering.

2002 Laws come into force making it illegal to pay bribes to foreign public officials.

From 1914 to 1946 sterling and the dollar accounted for about 97% of global foreign public debt.

It commits signatories to make the bribing of foreign public officials a crime in the company's home country.

Then construction will begin.The suave foreign public-relations men hired by EGCC insist this is not the ultimate oil-sheikh's white elephant.

Recommendations pertaining to NSA's bulk surveillance on foreign publics were "vague and preliminary," national security editor Spencer Ackerman wrote.

As populations began to give their allegiance to the state rather than to dynasties or religious leaders, national leaders paid increasing attention to the opinions of foreign publics, resulting in both a new diplomacy and new intelligence needs.

Judith McHale, Glassman's successor, said the U.S. will need to continue to "move beyond traditional government-to-government diplomacy and seek innovative ways to communicate and engage directly with foreign publics".

Mr.'s depictions of young girls are not unfamiliar to those well-versed in Japan's subculture, but for unsuspecting foreign publics they possess a certain shock value.