Sentence examples for overseas Views from inspiring English sources
Indeed, its critique of how Washington handled the Iraq crisis is genteel and fair compared with how most observers overseas have viewed the matter.
Privacy protection, national security and proper oversight of military involvements overseas require viewing both sectors as if they were one.
Evidence from overseas supports this view.
New horizons Similarly, a gap year might be the time to head overseas with a view to learning another language.
The restrictions are making it harder for businesses to protect commercial secrets and for individuals to view overseas Web sites that the Chinese Communist Party deems politically sensitive.
Mr. Bezos noted that in the past, new company initiatives such as selling electronics and the expansion into overseas marketplaces were viewed with similar skepticism.
The Colombian government, which is concerned about how aerial spraying will be viewed overseas by potential financial backers, points out that the farmers whose fields were sprayed had ample opportunity to sign pacts that would have prevented aerial eradication.
I'm also mindful of how these issues are viewed overseas, because American leadership around the world depends upon the example of American democracy and American openness -- because what makes us different from other countries is not simply our ability to secure our nation, it's the way we do it -- with open debate and democratic process.
The bill would require universities to invest a minimum of about $11 million and would prohibit them from repatriating profits, a condition that could limit the appeal of an Indian campus to those universities that view overseas programs as money-making ventures.
The Obama administration's decision to try Mr. Mohammed and four other terrorism suspects in a civilian court provoked sharp debate among politicians and lawyers about whether American courtrooms are the proper place for so-called enemy combatants, whose suspected crimes were hatched overseas and who viewed themselves as participants in a war against the United States.
