Sentence examples for presumed foreign from inspiring English sources

The presumed foreign meddling would have been Iran's.

Gotanda observes that Hispanic, and other non-African-American racial and ethnic minorities, face the burden of being presumed foreign irrespective of their actual citizenship status.

21, Prime Minister Narendra Modi lashed out at a presumed campaign by unnamed nongovernmental organizations to destabilize his government at the behest of their presumed foreign funders.

Another source of presumed foreign genes is the set of genes in genome islands.

They presume foreign policy is morally "noble" if it sacrifices America's self-interest, her wealth, her soldiers and even her national security.

The buddy thriller, with its one plot, has long been a stabilser-wheels genre for cheap, presumed malleable, foreign directors such as 2 Guns' Baltasar Kormakur, from Iceland, who also made Wahlberg's negligible Contraband, or Chilean-Swede Daniel Espinosa, who made Denzel's buddy-ish Safe House.

Since the Chinese government does not hesitate to whip up "spontaneous demonstrations" in favor of its policies, it's not a stretch for it to presume that foreign "enemies" are doing the same along the route of the torch.

They already conduct similar analysis (in search of cyber attacks, but also terrorists) with data presumed to be foreign that nevertheless traverses the United States.

Another reason for French performance is the longstanding belief in "a cycling of two speeds," code for a presumed reliance by foreign riders, but not the French, on doping.

Alabama's law--which, like Arizona's infamous SB 1070, more broadly promotes rampant racial profiling of people presumed to be "foreign --has wreaked havoc in Latino and immigrant communities, in many cases splitting up foreign --hase Jocelyn's, as parents are foreign --hase impossible choices about wreaked to suffer havocsment and dincrimination, or Latinothe stand they call home.

However, the proportion of newly licensed, foreign-trained dentists in Washington is slightly greater than the estimated 17% of dentists in the U.S. presumed to be foreign-trained between 2002 and 2005 [ 21].