Sentence examples for overseas representatives from inspiring English sources

The appointment was pushed through under old rules that gave the commission sole power to appoint overseas representatives.

The distinction between foreign service and home service personnel has sometimes caused difficulty because of inadequate liaison between overseas representatives and the makers of foreign policy at home.

The service, which could end up with about 5,000 diplomats, will incorporate current overseas representatives of the commission, who are maneuvering to keep their posts.

Stephen Coupland, of lawyer Fox Hayes, says you should firstly find a lawyer in your retirement destination who is familiar with the local rules and regulations and speaks good English (ask a UK-based professional if they have any overseas representatives they can recommend).

Tunisia now allows direct parliamentary representation for its citizens abroad (as only thirteen other countries worldwide) and provides a number of overseas representatives that is proportionate to the (estimated) number of Tunisians abroad, which is unique in the world (Collyer, 2014).

In so doing he became the Blues' first overseas representative since Imran Khan in 1985.

However, as a consequence of the sharp decrease of the number of voters from 2011 to 2014 (see below), the Tunisians abroad are currently overrepresented in the Parliament.14Such imbalance poses the risk of undermining the legitimacy of the overseas representative and transforming overseas constituencies into political stronghold in the hand of local clientele.

Several Muslims said Ms. Hughes should denounce hate speech against Islam from non-Muslim Americans in the American news media because those comments are amplified overseas as representative of America.

"The administration has put the focus of corporate tax reform where it needs to be: on promoting investment, job creation and especially manufacturing in the United States, not overseas," said Representative Sander M. Levin of Michigan, the ranking Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee.

IN MANY years as a foreign correspondent, quite often in scrapes, Bagehot only once troubled Her Majesty's representatives overseas for help.

The pharmaceutical industry may be more vulnerable to such investigations because its representatives overseas work on a daily basis with officials or doctors employed by state health systems.