Sentence examples for overseas Published from inspiring English sources

To capitalise on this, VisitBritain, the national tourism agency responsible for marketing Britain overseas, published a Bollywood Movie Map, to encourage Indian fans to visit these British locations popularised in their favourite films.

Last year, Live and Invest Overseas published its annual Retire Overseas Index, naming the 21 best places to retire overseas in 2014.

Live and Invest Overseas has published its annual Retire Overseas Index, naming the 21 best places to retire overseas in 2014.

While she championed the Confederacy overseas, she published her memoir, "My Imprisonment and the First Year of Abolition Rule at Washington".

The historical commission, which included overseas experts, published a series of well-researched reports and held a string of widely publicised conferences.

Those recognised on the diplomatic service and overseas list, published by the Foreign Office, include a damehood for Professor Jane Francis, director of the British Antarctic Survey, and a knighthood for Iain MacLeod, legal adviser at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

At the forthcoming London Book Fair in April, Cole's series will be offered to overseas publishers and will be published in the UK in January 2017.

As minister for the colonies (1920 24, 1932 33), Sarraut sought to coordinate French colonial policy and promote development for overseas possessions, publishing La Mise en valeur des colonies françaises (1923; "The Improvement of French Colonies") and Grandeur et servitude coloniales (1931; "Colonial Grandeur and Slavery").

The Senate version would force inventors who file for a patent here and overseas to publish their secrets 18 months after filing — regardless of whether the patent had been issued.

Until the early 1970s, most books in Australia were published overseas.

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