Sentence examples for helping overseas from inspiring English sources
American consumers also seem to be helping overseas companies, according to the new data.
"At the same time, the United States can't just keep helping overseas.
They are pushing them to take an honest look at their motives for helping overseas versus at home, think about how their efforts could potentially diminish or supplant African-grown initiatives and consider a more respectful connection between equals.
The UK aid watchdog has accused the Department for International Development (DfID) of a "clearly unacceptable" tendency to use evidence selectively, criticised its failure to capitalise on the £1.2bn it spends on research and told it to listen properly to those it is meant to be helping overseas.
Existing investor Digital Garage is also a seasoned hand at helping overseas firms land in Japan, having worked with the likes of Twitter and Kiip.
About 60percentt of OMG Digital users are between 18 to 24 years old and one of its value propositions is helping overseas companies figure out how to reach young African consumers in different markets (for example, in some countries Twitter is more popular than Facebook, so localized strategies need to take that into account).
SIPC is an international trading platform that is designed to help overseas companies, especially small and medium size enterprises to develop the Chinese market.
Hyundai Motor Company outshined its global rivals by reporting a record quarterly profit on Thursday, as a weak won helped overseas sales and government incentives increased domestic demands for cars.
Ehsanul Islam Sadequee, 23, who is charged with trying to help overseas terrorists wage "violent jihad" on the United States, has decided to represent himself.
In the UK, unlike Australia and New Zealand, there is no national scheme to help overseas students – who bring about £14.7bn into the UK each year – whose private colleges go bust.
Since the mid-1990s, hashas worked with an organization called Lott Carey International, which helps overseas churches and community groups provide resources for HIV/AIDS education and treatment.
