Sentence examples for overseas groups from inspiring English sources

Others have been sophisticated, linked to overseas groups aimed at inflicting mass casualties.

It has been against the law since 1973 for overseas groups to use United States taxpayer money to perform abortions.

Chinese law now prohibits foreign missionary activities, but some overseas groups defy the law by sending preachers masquerading as tourists.

There are also smaller overseas groups in North America, the United Kingdom, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.

The House narrowly defeated an attempt by Democrats today to overturn President Bush's ban on taxpayer funds going to overseas groups that perform or promote abortions.

The following January, on the twentieth anniversary of Roe, Bill Clinton repealed a Reagan-era ban on government aid to overseas groups involved in abortion.

This account is disputed by overseas group pushing for greater independence for the indigenous Uighur – and predominantly Muslim – ethnic group in Xinjiang.

Oscar-watchers place big stock in the Baftas, because of the notable British contingent in the Academy, whose members overlap with the overseas group.

VisitBritain said the pomp and pageantry associated with the royal family was part of the country's appeal to overseas visitors, with the bride's nationality an added bonus because American visitors are the UK's highest spending overseas group.

In the 1860s there were only a smattering of foreign package tours: Thomas Cook took his first overseas group to Paris (via Belgium and Germany) in 1855; after the 1863 Switzerland tour, trips to Italy followed, then North America (1866) and Egypt (1869).

It is the third death in the last year at or near the premises of Shalini Creations, a unit of the Texport Overseas group which makes clothes for the US firm.