Sentence examples for movements overseas from inspiring English sources
For the past 30 years this has meant throwing one's lot in with movements overseas, including organisations like the PLO (Palestinian Liberation Organisation) or states like Israel.
In an era when labor leaders were reluctant to defend leftist movements overseas, Mr. Sheinkman led labor's opposition to President Ronald Reagan's efforts to remove the leftist government of Nicaragua.
It was a tumultuous period, with the rise of revolutionary movements overseas and tremendous social and political upheaval in the U.S., including a series of bombings by suspected anarchists.
In interviews with more than a dozen American Muslim students across the country, only one said he saw this Islamic revival as connected to the more political Islamist movements overseas.
Malcolm, after all, showed that state sovereignty is not inviolable — he linked the African American struggle to liberation movements overseas, countered the State Department's claims about racial progress, and tried to bring the United States before the United Nations Security Council for human-rights violations.
— The wife of Daniel P. Boyd, one of seven men charged by federal authorities with supporting violent jihadist movements overseas, said in interviews released Wednesday that he and two of their sons, who were also charged, are innocent of the government's accusations.
He stands accused of stockpiling automatic weapons (which, due to North Carolina's liberal gun laws, is both ridiculously easy and laughably common) and supporting a violent jihad movement overseas.
John Shin, an economist at Lehman Brothers, agreed that it was the movement overseas that instigated the change, but he was looking West.
Chen also worked to spread the anti-Falun Gong academic propaganda movement overseas, using domestic educational funding to donate aid to foreign institutions, encouraging them to oppose Falun Gong.
The movement burgeoned overseas, especially in America.
At last, some refreshing news about the movement of overseas capital to Russia.
