But a one-time 28 percent jump in overseas sales -- which Sanrio attributed to an accounting change, as well as several big contracts overseas tied to Hello Kitty's 35th birthday celebrations -- helped the company swing back to a net profit of 4.37 billion yen, in contrast to a loss of 1.50 billion yen the previous year.
The center has three videoconferencing rooms, so overseas tie-ins are possible, and high-definition projectors will be installed.
In Obama's America, she thinks, the overseas ties of Muslims can help with civic diplomacy.Well, perhaps not all overseas ties.
Hundreds of thousands of jobs already depend on London's overseas ties.
Democrats have hammered Trump over the move, arguing that he has something to hide about his finances, overseas ties, taxation rate or charitable giving.
When preparing for overseas exhibitions tied to Beckham's presence, some Galaxy players stopped to watch Chivas practice for a playoff game.
The government has rejected demands to end the overseas domestic worker "tied visa" system that is exposing thousands of women brought to Britain mainly by wealthy Gulf families to conditions of slavery and abuse.
But Northants are finding it difficult to tie up an overseas star before the 2013 campaign begins in April, with the likelihood that international players will become available after the Champions Trophy in June.
Giuliani's withdrawal came after he was fully vetted by the Trump transition team for his overseas business ties in what was described by the Trump official as an "intense" effort by lawyers and accountants.
Cruz sought to tie Obama's record overseas to the likely Democratic nominee, who was seldom mentioned in the day's speeches.
The key players are an overseas doctor and a Danish businessman and their sons, whose stories tie together neatly.
