Sentence examples for foreign role from inspiring English sources
The foreign role in the city's artistic vibrancy went well beyond the artists.
"An increased U.S. and foreign role in security and governance will increase Afghan dependence, at least in the short-term".
In the country's politically charged atmosphere, with powerful Islamic groups deeply resentful of the American security presence, any more prominent foreign role could cause a destructive public backlash.
A6 Kenyan Praises Foreign Role Kenya's top opposition leader credited pressure by the European Union and the United States with persuading the declared winner of Kenya's flawed presidential election to agree to a coalition government.
The Chinese government continues to favor the principle of non-intervention in countries around the world and opposes any foreign role in Taiwan or Tibet, regarding them both as part of China, he said.
If it had been, there would never have been such a longstanding fascination with the strange and otherworldly (read: "foreign") role of "sweeper".
"If I'd come when I was 15, I'd have been left with a German accent, and if I had become an actor, I'd have been limited to foreign roles.
But given that India caps foreign ownership of local defence firms at 49%, it is unclear how realistic that hope is.Beyond defence, the two leaders share the idea of promoting India as capable, one day, of taking on bigger foreign roles.
It's too easy to imagine Lean, with his handsome, eagle-like features, pressed white shirts and chinos, striding around the globe like some colonial relic, making films set in a more amenable past, casting white actors, usually Alec Guinness, in foreign roles, and doing so in an ideological and artistic bubble.
Mr. Barnett represented Christiane Amanpour last winter when she was moved off the ABC News program "This Week" and into a foreign correspondent role for the network as well as an anchor role for CNN.
In the interim period the foreign affairs role will reportedly be subsumed into Netanyahu's office.
