Sentence examples for foreign residential from inspiring English sources
And this week the government announced the arrests of ninety-three militants who were allegedly plotting against security targets, foreign residential compounds, and the U.S. Embassy.
Other destination countries can draw lessons from Malaysia's foreign residential retirement initiative, in particular the initial effort to gain popularity and subsequent use in moderation to stimulate economic growth.
The latest attack on foreign residential and office complexes in Saudi Arabia has ratcheted up concern over the nation's ability to increase oil production at a time when global petroleum supplies are becoming increasingly sensitive to any disruptions.
Crouch is negotiating with Chinese officials to make TBN available in hotels, embassies, foreign residential compounds and churches.
Financials: Though local mortgages are becoming more readily available to foreigners, foreign purchase of Mexican residential property is typically done in all-cash American-dollar deals.
Canadians have invested heavily in real estate – they own 94% of foreign-owned residential properties in the greater Phoenix area – and many Canadian businesses have branches in the state, he noted.
BUYING BASICS There are no restrictions on foreign buyers of residential homes in Montenegro.
Geoghegan said: "Since the early 60s the UK government [along with many others in Europe, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean] have encouraged foreign investment in residential and commercial real estate.
Queensland, whose capital is Brisbane, has followed suit with an extra 3% duty surcharge that will be slapped on "foreign persons" buying residential property and land from 1 October.
Chinese buyers bought about $29 billion in U.S. homes in 2015, the Asia Society said, making China the largest foreign source of residential home purchases.
Patients will be excluded if they are: aged under 16 years; unable to complete questionnaires; foreign nationals; in residential care; unable or unwilling to consent; or if their life status cannot be traced (i.e. have no GP or NHS numbers).
