Sentence examples for obtained overseas from inspiring English sources

Department staff declined to say whether the drugs were obtained overseas.

When mortgages can be obtained overseas, among the factors to consider are added costs (such as fees for accepting checks written on a U.S. account), changing currency values that could make a payment skyrocket from one month to the next, and the need to keep apprised of political shifts in the country that could affect banking and other regulatory matters related to your property.

The government is not required to produce any normally admissible evidence at a commission hearing and can rely on hearsay or even on information obtained overseas during torture to make its case.

A new policy directive orders intelligence agencies to protect the privacy rights of foreign persons but does not restrict the government's ability to use information obtained overseas in its investigations.

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To obtain overseas investment, the kingdom is using the leverage of its oil reserves and its natural gas deposits, considered fourth in the world behind Russia, Iran and Qatar.

A striking statistic from the report suggests that a quarter of prospective international students surveyed consider "ease of obtaining overseas student visas" as the issue that concerned them most when choosing where to enrol.

Private companies in Vietnam face high borrowing costs and double-digit interest rates, but credit is cheap for state-owned companies like Vinalines, which received cash injections from the state budget, soft loans from the Vietnam Development Bank for new vessels, privileges in paying corporate tax and a guarantee from the government in order to obtain overseas loans.

It is a good opportunity for Chinese oil companies to obtain overseas oil assets at a "reasonable valuation" due to falling crude prices, but the bidding will be competitive, said Lawrence Lau, a Hong Kong-based analyst for BOCI Research.

But last week a pointed article in the official party newspaper, the People's Daily, said corrupt officials had been secretly using children, wives, friends and even mistresses to move and hide illicitly obtained wealth overseas.

It is obvious that recruiting from the world rather than just the UK gives more chance of admitting excellent students, but British universities have become so dependent on the vast sums obtained in overseas student fees that it now requires little more than a regular pulse and the ability to pay the fee to be admitted to most universities.