However, these communities usually can be divided into inner communities who isolate themselves from foreigner influences and outer communities who a more open though maintain their customs.
Federal election regulations, intended to prevent foreigners from influencing elections and policy, require that campaigns inquire about the citizenship of any contributor whom a "reasonable person" would suspect of not being a United States citizen.
When Mr. N'Dour applied for a license to open his television station, approval was held up for two years, with Mr. Wade explaining an initial rejection as an attempt to prevent "foreigners" from influencing Senegalese policies.
When two years ago the government applied to UNESCO for washoku, Japan's traditional food culture, based on the seasons, to be granted the status of "intangible cultural heritage", it acknowledged that foreigners have influenced and recreated the country's cuisines.
When Mr. N'Dour applied for a license to open his television station, Tele Future Media, approval was held up for two years, with Mr. Wade explaining an initial rejection as an attempt to prevent "foreigners" from influencing Senegalese policy; when the station went on the air last year, it was ordered to limit its programming to "cultural" matters.
John Oliver explicitly told Canadians not to vote for Stephen Harper last night, but he technically wasn't "inducing" votes and therefore won't be punished under an obscure law that's supposed to stop foreigners from influencing the election.
Or intervene and risk getting sucked into the hatreds of Muslim countries where foreigners can scarcely influence the politics while providing targets for jihadists?
This paper outlines the long history of foreign rule and social change over the last 100 years, and suggests that a combination of dietary change influenced by foreigners, dependence on foreign aid, and the ease of global food trade contributed to poor diet and increased rates of obesity in Micronesia.
The objective of this paper is to highlight potential contextual causes of obesity in Micronesia, specifically how a combination of dietary change influenced by foreigners, dependence on foreign aid, and the ease of global food trade contributed to poor diet and increased rates of obesity in Micronesia.
"People are exaggerating the influence of foreigners in the gay rights campaign in Uganda.
