Sentence examples for overseas observers from inspiring English sources

Many overseas observers blamed vested corporate interests and Republicans hostile to climate action for the setback.

But overseas observers say the vast majority of incidents are a result of local grievances.

To many overseas observers, Mr Bush thus appeared to be invoking a doctrine of pre-emptive war.

Many Hong Kongers and overseas observers attribute that historic mobilisation to the courage of my fellow student leaders and I.

Moreover, she suggests, in the eyes of overseas observers it can help elevate perceptions of the lord mayor, setting her apart from other ambassadors and industry lobbyists.

In recent years, however, some Congolese and overseas observers have returned to the forest, and to the hot, damp work of sneaking up on reticent apes.

But, despite an army of overseas and local observers, "money politics" will corrupt the result in some areas.

Many observers overseas grew accustomed to the scaremongering, seeing it as one of the more unsavory aspects of the Turkish leader's rhetoric.

Indeed, its critique of how Washington handled the Iraq crisis is genteel and fair compared with how most observers overseas have viewed the matter.

Many in India, and some observers overseas, are concerned by the possibility that an RSS veteran might soon run the country.

As of 2013 the East Timorese government had posted a single member of the F-FDTL to serve overseas as an observer with the United Nations Mission in Liberia.