Sentence examples for overseas status from inspiring English sources

These companies often supply workers to UK businesses, but rely on their overseas status not to pay NICs on the employees' wages.

It further records "overseas" status, i.e. whether pharmacists originally qualified in Great Britain or entered via the reciprocal, adjudication or European route.

The only places retaining overseas territory status are French Polynesia (with its capital at Papeete on the island of Tahiti), New Caledonia, the Wallis and Futuna islands in the Pacific, and the Adélie Land claim in Antarctica.

As Johnson showed us, there are many reasons to question the overseas base status quo.

Today, the Falklands, population 2,563, remains a British overseas territory, a status that Argentina still bitterly contests.

So far at least, Mr. Reagan has achieved no such status overseas, although as president he was held in far more esteem in Europe than George W. Bush is.

As young, fast-growing companies are forced to look overseas for public status and investors, executives and analysts fear that they may increasingly shift their geographic focus — and as a result any jobs they create will be abroad.

Del Zotto said he had been reluctant to go overseas because his status with the Rangers was unclear, but "it's gotten to the point now where I need to play," especially with no end to the lockout in sight.

It still had status overseas," Whitacre says.

A special recognition award went to the charity War Child, while there was a "global success award" for boy band One Direction in recognition of their hit status overseas.

Among its provisions were a change of status from overseas territory to overseas country (later, unique collectivity) and the holding of a referendum on independence in the early 21st century.