Sentence examples for foreign purveyors from inspiring English sources
The legislation, similar to that sought two decades ago in the Clipper Chip debate, would require manufacturers of equipment such as the BlackBerry, and all domestic and foreign purveyors of communications, such as Skype, to develop technology that would allow the federal government to intercept and decode traffic.
Although advertisements for alcoholic beverages are banned in India, foreign liquor purveyors have found clever ways to spread the word in bars and pubs, where the legal drinking age is 18.
These same prime ministers commanded the largest percentage of the parliament and were among the most responsive to public opinion, which led often to tenuous relationships with Turkey's traditional purveyors of foreign policy, the military.
Ex-foreign legionnaire, restaurateur, purveyor of exotic culinary produce and party-promoter extraordinaire, Laxalt arranges bespoke decadent banquets in exotic venues for those who can afford it.
The report, commissioned by the Asia Society and the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, outlines the change in China's priorities from attracting foreign investment to becoming a global purveyor of capital.
Take neo-con Bill Kristol, a founder of the Project on the New American Century, purveyors of today's disastrous Bush foreign policy, and early advocate of attacking Iraq.
Like Kissinger, he is a purveyor of a "realist" approach to foreign policy: the idea that America should be guided by strategic self-interest, and that moral considerations are secondary at best.
Mr Mishra shreds the Hindu nationalists, purveyors of a religion cobbled together from folk beliefs in the 19th century, for the political purpose of opposing foreign rule.
Chefs powwow with purveyors.
Other clothing purveyors showed improvement.
