Sentence examples for request of foreign from inspiring English sources

They pick out a key 1968 event as being when America suspended the conversion of the dollar into gold except on request of foreign governments, which they identify as when the Bretton Woods system first began to break down.

She led a staff of 21 full-time workers who, as part of the Agency for International Development, coordinated the relief efforts of the State Department, the Pentagon, other government agencies and private groups like CARE and Save the Children in responding to the aid requests of foreign governments.

Still, the U.S. is supposed to grant the visa requests of foreign leaders bound for the U.N. Obama administration officials have not said how they would respond if he chooses to attend.

Sterling, the spokeswoman for Ortiz's office, said the U.S. attorney was legally bound to subpoena the oral history archive due to "obligations under certain treaties to comply with the requests of foreign governments".   .

Al-Alam TV: Nilesat stops the transmission of Syria channels at the request of Arab foreign ministers.

But it also assures prospective clients that "Swiss bank secrecy is not lifted for tax evasion, even upon the request of a foreign government".

But the older brother is reported to have been interviewed by the FBI in 2011, at the request of a foreign government (presumably Russia) which was concerned he might have militant ties.

Under Mrs. Reding's original proposal, companies in Europe that store or process personal data would need authorization from a "supervisory authority" before they could transfer personal information outside the Union at the request of a foreign government or court.

'The Italian law does not consent to the extradition of nationals, but the Italian courts are competent to try, on the request of a foreign government, their nationals who may have committed offenses on that government's territory.

The FBI has said that in 2011, at the request of a foreign government it did not name, it interviewed Tamerlan Tsarnaev, who was killed on Thursday night after he and his brother hijacked a car in an attempt to break out of the military and police cordon around parts of Boston.

When drafts of the proposals appeared two years ago, they included a key provision: Companies in Europe that store or process personal data would need to seek authorization from a "supervisory authority" before they could transfer personal information outside the Union at the request of a foreign government or court.