Sentence examples for operating from outside from inspiring English sources

His broader point, though, is the way that organizations operating from outside the state have been aggressively influencing voting in Montana and have been doing so essentially anonymously.

The Taliban have never been permitted to take Afghanistan's United Nations seat, which is still held by an opposition alliance operating from outside the country.

The group, which refused to comment publicly on his role, insisted he was operating from outside the country and the Iraqi government would determine the pace of developments.

Lenders have suggested the proposed cap could force consumers into the arms of illegal money lenders, including online firms operating from outside the UK.

Operating from outside Iraq, UNICEF's continuing assistance throughout Iraq includes: immunization against measles and other diseases; overcoming micronutrient deficiency disorders; supporting the repair of schools, provision of learning materials and capacity building of teachers; and trucking clean water that is protected from contamination by sewage.

Since the mid-1990s, Internet gambling operators have established nearly 1,800 online wagering sites operated from outside the United States, according to a report last year by the U.S. General Accounting Office.

"In this sense we are not dissidents trying to operate from outside the system".

That will require more information to be exchanged, more levers operated from outside, and a diminution, in direct proportion to economic weakness, of sovereignty.

To give him a broader stage to operate from outside of the region?" Mr. Arafat gained considerable stature during his many years in exile in Lebanon and Tunis.

The report by the National Crime Agency (NCA) and National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) says the gangs often use a single telephone number for ordering drugs, operated from outside the area, which becomes the group's brand.

We have now managed to start an underground movement inside the country," said Tesfamariam, who chairs the Eritrean National Congress, an umbrella group of 10 other opposition groups also forced to operate from outside the country.