Sentence examples for mostly expatriate from inspiring English sources
New passport stamps issued by Israel at the Jordanian border are preventing some visitors – mostly expatriate Palestinians – from entering Jerusalem.
EDUCATION The growth of international schools with English-language curriculum and a mostly expatriate teaching staff began to take off in the 1950s.
The growth of international schools — which in general terms are defined by English-language curriculum like the International Baccalaureate and a mostly expatriate teaching staff — began to take off in the 1950s.
To bring attention to the vanishing buildings, Mr. Cranley helped found the Shanghai Historic House Association, a group of mostly expatriate residents working to identify endangered buildings and help pay for their preservation.
Rugby Association became the governing body of rugby in the Emirates at the start of this year, the sevens and 15s teams, comprising mostly expatriate players from several states throughout the Arabian Gulf, were governed by the Arabian Gulf Rugby Football Union.
Oman's recent experience in health workforce development may be viewed against the backdrop of the situation just three or four decades ago, when it had just a few physicians and nurses (mostly expatriate).
When the project opened, it was mostly expatriates visiting, Chan said.
"All along, our tenants are mostly expatriates working in Hong Kong, and a large proportion of them come from investment companies and the banking sector".
"The Western people, they are very generous," Mr. Kwok said of his patrons, who are mostly expatriates or tourists, speaking in a soft, slightly husky voice.
Dr. Stearns said he hoped the Ras al Khaymah students, mostly expatriates from South Asia and other Middle Eastern countries, would transfer and attend George Mason in Virginia, where he said they would get a discount on out-of-state tuition.
Word of his cuisine had spread beyond the local population; an order had just come in to supply meals to a small U.N. team, mostly expatriates, who were working in the fortified AMISOM base near the airport, which serves as Mogadishu's Green Zone.
