Sentence examples for move to foreign from inspiring English sources

Extolling the benefits of operating offshore in a 2005 deposition, one payday lender put it starkly: the move to foreign places offers "lawsuit protection and tax reduction".

It's a plot-packed tale, in which people can grow up, have children, lose them, move to foreign lands, be assaulted and raped and nearly murdered — all within the twinkling of a couple of songs.

Cultural training is common when employees move to foreign countries, but surprisingly, employers find that returning expats may need a re-orientation back home to get up to speed not only on changes at the company, but also on social, political and technology developments.

So while the move to foreign minister would be a promotion for many ambitious politicians, in Venezuela, it's a way of sidelining Ramírez.

Still others are moving to foreign competitors.

And at some point, maybe it would force wholesale moves to foreign jurisdictions.

Moving to foreign news, Davis demonstrated another risk of his "new broadcasting".

"He was throwing the right punches, saying the right things," said Noah. "But then the debate moved to foreign policy, and honestly, I was personally offended".

As the subject moved to foreign policy, Sanders was strongest when he did focus on her record: in particular, on her vote in favor of the war in Iraq, which he opposed.

The refugee emergency resonates because Greeks, too, have moved to foreign lands and have also been immigrants and émigrés forced, through self-exile, or political and economic need, to seek better lives abroad.

Too little is known, Mr. Smith says, about the hundreds of chemicals used in the industry -- a problem he says is compounded as more electronics manufacturing moves to foreign countries where economics often overshadows environmental issues.