Sentence examples for overseas imposed from inspiring English sources

Medical treatment overseas imposed a considerable burden on households as 43 % of the households of medical travelers suffered from catastrophic health spending.

In addition, President Obama has made constructive proposals to reduce the incentive to move jobs overseas by imposing a minimum tax on foreign earnings and delaying certain tax deductions related to overseas investment.

While McDonald's is often accused of exporting plastic US mundanity, the firm actually realised, when it came to venturing overseas, that imposing a completely star-spangled business model on Johnny Foreigner wouldn't work.

Having worked and advised extensively at a high level on the legal issues of modern-day slavery for well over a decade, I believe new legislation is required to criminalise slavery and forced labour committed overseas and impose harsh criminal penalties in the UK.

A white nationalist is someone that wants to remain a significant majority in their own homeland, they don't want to go overseas and impose their culture on other cultures which is what Islam does in the west".

The MetroStars have until the end of March to sign overseas players, a deadline imposed on M.L.S. teams by FIFA, the sport's world governing body.

In the 25 years since Congressional hearings disclosed the agency's role in assassinations and dirty tricks overseas, the government has imposed increasingly tighter rules and Congressional oversight of the conduct of America's spies.

In 2004, America's multinational corporations offered Congress a deal: They would repatriate hundreds of billions of dollars in foreign profits — to invest in new plants and create new jobs at home — in exchange for a break from the 35 percent corporate tax rate imposed on overseas profits when they are brought into the country.

Yesterday, realising the existence of the ­photographs of the ­document – which included the names of several senior officers, sensitive locations and details about the nature of the overseas threat – the government imposed a "D notice" to restrict the media from revealing the contents of the picture.

In the end, King was forced to impose overseas conscription after the failure of the voluntary recruitment campaign, but the war ended soon after and his government survived unscathed.

In order to prevent potential protests during the 2008 Beijing Olympics, authorities imposed a blacklist on overseas Falun Gong practitioners, preventing them from traveling to China.