Sentence examples for needs abroad from inspiring English sources

Check on health insurance coverage for any medical needs abroad and whether the car insurance company or corporate credit card cover car rental insurance.

And the reality is that the needs abroad are so urgent — you can save a life in Africa for a few dollars — that I think it would be a mistake to say we must first address poverty in South Dakota before we get around to the Congo.

Secretary of the Treasury Paul O'Neill does not have the respect needed, abroad or at home.

In some countries, the education system is adapting to teach skills needed abroad: in Mexico, for example, the Monterrey Technological Institute has offered for two decades a curriculum and style of teaching designed to meet the demands of American multinationals.

That being said, it does have some Warby Parker and TOM's-like philanthropy going for it: It brings the one-to-one model to education and, for every diploma that is fully-funded on CommonBond, the startup will fund the education of a student in need (abroad) for an entire year.

Cookstoves, in other words, are not a joke and not a women's issue; they're connected to the wellbeing of those in need abroad and, ultimately, to ours.

To recruit the engineers we need from abroad now, we need more H-1B visas.

A small island economy can expect to buy most of its needs from abroad.

He is unable to get building materials he needs from abroad, and he expects many of the larger companies he relies on for business to cut back.

As medical tourism allows relatively wealthy patients to opt out of treatment in their home health care systems, it may undermine political pressure for change as privileged patients are able to have their health care needs met abroad [ 74].

Southern produce needed markets abroad, and the south was very badly hit by the tariff war with France.