Sentence examples for foreigners between from inspiring English sources

UNFINISHED CONVERSATIONS: Mayas and Foreigners Between Two Wars.

He denied any association with the bombings, or with the kidnapping of foreigners between 1982 and 1985.

Spanish hospitals employed nearly 12,000 foreigners between 2003 and 2007, mainly in the private sector, in which Spaniards see fewer chances of getting an apprenticeship.

The New Yorker, May 25 , 1940P. 43 LETTER FROM LONDON about a possible invasion of England; Churchill's appointments have been popular; the internment of foreigners between the ages of 16 and 60; refugees arriving in England; British sympathy for Holland and Belgium; British hope for American intervention.

One would be tempted to ask whether the current level of outflows of Spaniards has been enough to decrease the costs of emigration for this particular socioeconomic group as it happened for foreigners between 2001 and 2007.

The de jure (legal) approach to residence implies that in order to become a resident, a migrant must comply with certain regulations, which tend to differ between nationals and foreigners, and among foreigners, between EU- and non-EU-nationals.

Moreover, the two have found in the town an interestingly cosmopolitan community, where the divide is not so much between local Swiss and foreigners as between those who live here year-round and the occasional visitors.

"The foreigners are between life and death," Gen. Daoud Khan said.

This led to many residents losing their right to vote.Recent elections were marred by ethnic violence, not only against foreigners, but between Ivorians from the mainly Muslim north and the Christian and pagan south.

In a rural setting near Dalry, in a little-known corner of Scotland (at least to foreigners) wedged between Glasgow and the sea, Keith Braidwood has turned the heads of all who have eaten at Braidwoods, his simple, whitewashed restaurant, a converted "but and ben," or two-roomed cottage.

Prime Minister Francois Fillon hinted that he disliked the crude links being made between foreigners and crime, while Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said he considered resigning over the issue.