Sentence examples for partial foreign from inspiring English sources

It also would restrict campaign spending by American corporations with partial foreign ownership.

Of the 75 winery investments in the last eight or so years, 39 were by Americans -- 85percentt of all wineries now have at least partial foreign ownership.

We designed and constructed a vector, pcKCX, expressing the envelope glycoprotein with cytoplasmic truncation by introducing the partial foreign HIV-1 env gene corresponding to the ectodomain of its envelope protein.

It is right and proper that when you're a member of the government you're not seen to intervene or be partial in foreign elections, but many of us felt connected to his campaign, either personally or on the issues that we all care about.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECWB) decided to go ahead with the tour yesterday after Robert Mugabe lifted a partial ban on foreign journalists.

In the case of stable MIC transformants this RNAi-like mechanism may cause partial deletion of foreign expression cassettes in the developing new MAC [ 28].

The first loss of innocence comes with the harsh recognition that "all politics are local" and that overseas realities bear only a partial relationship to foreign-policy formulation back home.

In Mr Chávez, Cuba's communist government has at last found a partial replacement for the foreign benefactor it lost when the Soviet Union collapsed.

Federal databases show that for the last two months, Salon has filed a Form 8K with the Securities and Exchange Commission (in this case, the financial world's equivalent of a personal advertisement, as in: "Young, hip company, partial to current events, foreign films and erotic art, seeks daring, patient investors").

Earlier partial results put former Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah ahead with 43.8% of votes cast, short of the 50% needed to avoid a run-off.

Privatization, partial or total, allowing foreign capital to enter and exit the stock exchange, reforming and simplifying exchange control, and allowing a gradual full convertibility for the Algerian dinar (DZA).