Sentence examples for foreign roots from inspiring English sources

In some ways, his foreign roots are evident.

"When I started out, it was rare to see elected representatives with foreign roots.

Some companies have long track records of appointing chief executives with foreign roots.

Being poor plus having foreign roots is a double smear, she says.

The companies with the longest records in training apprentices are the most likely to hire those with foreign roots.

Now many older Venezuelans, in deciding where to flee, are reconnecting with those foreign roots, some nearly forgotten.

Even in the area most relevant to the terrorist attacks—foreign policy the roots of transatlantic differences arguably go back to the fall of communism in 1989-91.

Immigration and civil rights advocates told me it's impossible to look at domestic immigration policy without examining the foreign policy roots of the current crisis.

We must pursue a progressive internationalist foreign policy, rooted in our commitment to international justice, democracy and human rights.

The first is those who believe the US is a force for unalloyed good in the world with a foreign policy rooted in principle rather than pragmatism.

Mr. Bocuse and many of the top chefs here, both French and foreign, were rooting for the American team to get the gold.