Sentence examples for overseas entry from inspiring English sources

The first overseas entry was from psc in Australia at 03 05.

The first overseas entry was from PS in Australia at 12 00.

And, as if the anticipation swelled the demand, this year's overseas entry is the fourth largest in the regatta's history.

Still, the committee felt that 2012 was the year in which an overseas entry should be honoured, with a string of well crafted submissions ranging from Swiss-based commodity trading firm Glencore to enterprising internet businesses such as eBay and Amazon.

Nevertheless, the largest number of registrations through all three "overseas" entry routes has occurred in the last 10 years.

More than half of the 110 overseas entries are American, in what seems like an extension of the United States collegiate racing season.

Daley goes on to declare: "There is no path to middle-class prosperity without tearing down walls to American exports" and proclaims, "our products face very high barriers to entry overseas in the form of tariffs, quotas, and outright discrimination".

American firms sought foreign partners because international cooperation was not subject to antitrust regulations and provided an excellent entry into overseas markets.

The executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the agency that runs the city's airport, has been critical of the terminal, describing it as unfit as a point of entry for overseas arrivals.

A second proposal involved deporting all those who were in the country illegally and making them apply for re-entry from overseas.

Recent changes in the registration routes onto the Register of Pharmacists of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain may have affected entries from overseas: reciprocal arrangements for pharmacists from Australia and New Zealand ended in June 2006; 10 new states joined the European Union in 2004 and a further two in 2007, allowing straightforward registration.