Sentence examples for influence of foreigners from inspiring English sources

"People are exaggerating the influence of foreigners in the gay rights campaign in Uganda.

At the outset, I want to say that the suggestion that the struggle in South Africa is under the influence of foreigners or communists is wholly incorrect.

The [Chechens] are fighting for their independence, too". We begin to talk about the supposed influence of foreigners - namely Saudi Arabian Wahhabite extremists - on the Chechen separatist cause.

At the outset, I want to say that the suggestion made by the state in its opening that the struggle in South Africa is under the influence of foreigners or communists is wholly incorrect.

In the past three months, some significant foreign groups have been subjected to intensifying pressure from the authorities, reflecting growing fears here about the influence of foreigners and Western liberal ideas.

The Bar Confederation focused on limiting the influence of foreigners in Commonwealth affairs, and being pro-Catholic was generally opposed to religious tolerance.

"And the resistance has worked just as the government has been trying to, to curtail the influence of the foreigners".

While this new trend is due in part to the influence of visiting foreigners and the expat community, large numbers of madrilènes also frequent the likes of Yerbabuena and Al Natural, drawn by the flavourful dishes that incorporate edible flowers, vegetables,  spices, fruit and different types of seaweed into one colourful melange.

The soiling of the public debate, and the distorting influence of one foreigner on the political landscape, were barely supportable before the hacking revelations; they are now insupportable.

An element within Egyptian culture, however, resisted any influence of the resident foreigners and gave rise to a nationalism that provided psychological security in times of political uncertainty.

Indeed, whereas economists have emphasized the role of luck versus individual effort in the determination of income and how beliefs about their relative impact can affect the economic system (see, for example, Piketty 1995), it seems that Perón is focused on the influence of actors (elites, foreigners) and how they can willfully change the income of Argentines (as in Di Tella and MacCulloch 2009).