Sentence examples for of foreign residence from inspiring English sources

But any irony involved in a coalition government that came to power pledging to scrap identity cards introducing a system of foreign residence permits will be lost as the political parties indulge in "a race to the bottom" over immigration.

IMF management looks forward to working with the authorities to support their economic programme once suitable policies are indentified.THOMAS DAWSONDirector External Relations, IMFWashington, DCSIR Britain's government intends to reduce the period of foreign residence under which Britons living abroad may still exercise the right to vote from 20 years to ten ("Voteless in Marbella", January 29th).

The company will use new software and require proof of foreign residence in an effort to restrict betting to people over the age of 18 who are in a handful of European countries -- no small task, given the challenge of knowing who and where someone is on the Internet.

New immigration and crime legislation also called for stricter accounting of foreign residents in Italy, including proof of income and residence for stays of more than 90 days.

However, approximately one third of all case-patients in the United States report no foreign residence history or known contact with another person who had leprosy.

Investigators asked household members (>5 years of age) for a blood sample and information on recent illness, travel, foreign residence, and risk factors for dengue.

After obtaining a copy of his birth certificate through the West German embassy in 1956, Mengele was issued an Argentine foreign residence permit under his real name.

Today, passage through Rafah is limited to holders of foreign citizenship or residence, holders of visas (including students studying abroad) and those seeking medical attention or study in Egypt.

It is noteworthy that 7 13%% of the foreign residents in Europe did not have a legitimate residence permit; as a result they were often labelled as 'undocumented migrants' [ 4, 5].

The Post Office has won a contract to take photographs and fingerprints of foreign nationals seeking biometric residence permits (BRPs).

The permanent residence of foreign representatives in Beijing signified an end to the long-established tributary relationship between China and other nations.