Sentence examples for position abroad from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, many officials expressed the belief that only by forcefully pressing China's position abroad would the country win the respect and cooperation of other great powers.
In "That Used to Be Us" Thomas L. Friedman and Michael Mandelbaum join a growing number of foreign policy thinkers warning that America's position abroad cannot endure without a renewal of the domestic sources of American prosperity and strength.
"To the extent that people are concerned about where we are - in terms of the economy and our relative position abroad - absolutely, people are looking for a new set of eyeballs".
Friedman, a columnist for The New York Times, and Mandelbaum, a foreign policy expert at Johns Hopkins, catalog the ways America has stumbled (creaking infrastructure, paralyzed education system) and warn that the country's position abroad cannot endure without a renewal of its domestic sources of prosperity and strength.
It is understandable that they take up position abroad and perhaps have no incentive to return.
The system worked well enough to make General Motors the largest company in the world, with 60% of the American market and a powerful position abroad, too.
A further four are Italians returning from positions abroad.
Some have responded by seeking positions abroad or cramming for the government exams.
Employees in consular positions abroad -- many in entry-level jobs in hardship posts -- are responsible for screening about 10 million visa applicants a year.
However, there is a significantly imbalanced patient-to-doctor ratio, in part because many of those graduating with health care-related degrees from Malagasy institutions have been drawn to other sectors or to more lucrative positions abroad.
The Russian prime minister, Mikhail Kasyanov, called the new company "a flagship for the Russian economy," and the finance minister, Aleksei L. Kudrin, said the deal would help Russian companies strengthen their positions abroad.
