Sentence examples for overseas strategy from inspiring English sources

There were three steps to his overseas strategy, he said.

The government's 2011 building stability overseas strategy, which outlines the cross-department approach to security, is expected to help reform the pool.

It boosted its overseas strategy in June 2017 when it hired former Facebook executive John Lagerling as its first chief business officer to guide its global strategy.

Walmart, which bought a 77% stake in Flipkart as part of its ambitious overseas strategy, valued the company at $21 billion.

"The credit agreement is of great importance for C.N.P.C. to speed up its overseas expansion strategy and secure the nation's energy supplies," Mr. Jiang said in the company's statement.

Germany's largest steelmaker ThyssenKrupp announced in 2012 that €3.9bn (£2.4bn) had been wiped off the value of its South American and US business after a disastrous overseas investment strategy.

The former investment banker was lauded as a commercial genius for minting the segmented overseas sponsorship strategy that allowed the Glazers to keep the tills ringing, service their debt and enjoy continued success on the pitch while Ferguson remained in post.

Attempts by the British government to develop markets and boost private enterprise in poor countries – a key plank of the coalition's overseas aid strategy – have been criticised as unfocused, unrealistic and excessively ambitious in a bruising report from the UK aid watchdog.

Alibaba later increased its holdings until it fully owned the business, and today it is a key part of the firm's overseas expansion strategy.

The state-owned company also said it would review its overseas investment strategy and risk controls a blow to China's second-largest insurer after it successfully lobbied Chinese regulators to be the first insurer allowed to invest 15% of its assets overseas (See "China's Ping An Freed To Pour More Money Overseas").

He noted that much of Amsterdam's appeal lay in less strict listing rules, including lower levels of disclosure.In response, Britain's Financial Services Authority (FSA) has promised to allow the listing of overseas, single-strategy funds on the London Stock Exchange LSEE).