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.
UNFINISHED CONVERSATIONS: Mayas and Foreigners Between Two Wars.
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.
It would continue the policy of not requiring a warrant for intercepting communications between foreigners outside the United States.
After his return, Maliki announced that his government would ban any contact between foreigners and the M.E.K. — a slap at the U.S.'s dealings with the group.
In Mayenne, a town of about 15,000 in the Pays de la Loire in northwestern France, Nicole Devel-Laigle, 52, is president of the Euro-Mayenne Association, which fosters integration between foreigners — primarily the British — and locals.
Table 4.1 (page 103) compares the employment and unemployment rates between foreigners and the native-born Italian population, highlighting important, but also disconcerting, divergences among large geographical areas.
I am here on a Beijing Buddy visit, one of several programmes run by the Migrant Children's Foundation, which promotes cultural exchanges between foreigners and the schools.
