Sentence examples for overseas citizens from inspiring English sources

Whereas the United States allows all overseas citizens to vote, other countries, like Malaysia, restrict voting to certain overseas citizens, often only diplomats and military personnel.

France has an elected representative for overseas citizens, but some Mexicans are talking about going considerably farther.

Revenue from overseas citizens visiting, residing in, or doing business in Britain is a true "windfall tax" in the sense that it boosts tax revenues.

Moreover, to actually vote, these overseas citizens must then return to that place of residence, in India and go to the polls personally.

Although some Thai banks claim they offer mortgages to overseas citizens, local expatriates say that is window dressing, and no such mortgages ever get approved.

While such loans are relatively rare, they are much appreciated, said Catherine Barry, deputy assistant secretary of state for overseas citizens' services.

"Four-minute men" spring up to pitch war bonds while the reels are changed in movie theaters; a gold-star flag hangs from the window of a house to announce that a son has been killed overseas; patriotic citizens collect peach pits to be used as carbon sources in gas masks.

From law enforcement here at home to our troops overseas, ordinary citizens are answering the call of duty to protect our rights, freedoms, and lives.

OCAO exhorts overseas Chinese citizens to participate in "resolutely implementing and executing the Party line, the Party's guiding principles, and the Party's policies," and to "aggressively expand the struggle" against Falun Gong, ethnic separatists, and Taiwanese independent activists abroad.

Today Australia is a remarkable mix of races, with some 6 million overseas-born citizens.

Clang's art centers on his identity as an overseas Singaporean citizen and his longing for the home he left behind.