Sentence examples for resident foreign from inspiring English sources

Even resident foreign journalists were threatened with expulsion for printing mildly critical articles.

Mahamed Magdy Deif, the resident foreign press manager, kindly agreed to let us shoot the Pyramids, but only with a "minder," Adel Mohamed Ahmed, present at all times.

SWISS voters will roll out the apparatus of direct democracy today and consider, alongside proposals on fuel taxes and voting procedures, whether to limit the resident foreign population to 18percentt.

For nearly a decade, the value of the renminbi has been the subject of increasingly acrimonious debate on Capitol Hill, a source of frustration for China's trading partners and a topic on which many Chinese and resident foreign economists have a very different perspective from their counterparts in the West.

According to European Commission (2008, p. 115), the stock of resident foreign nationals from the EU-10 accession countries in the EU-15 countries more than doubled from 924,000 persons in 2003 to 2,016,000 in 2007.

I aimed to learn as much about the Turkic-speaking societies of Central Asia as I was to teach about what I had learned of modern Turkey during almost ten years as a resident foreign journalist.

In Vancouver, Canada, where single-family homes cost around 21 times the region's median income, the city introduced a 15% tax on non-resident foreign property owners this August.

Another not-very-thin end of the wedge.An article in the Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law of November 1999, by Christopher Corr and Judd Lawler, reports on what "appears to be the first non-resident foreign national to be indicted for violating the FCPA".

"Some 20%% of the sales in Paris are to non-resident foreign customers," says Adrian Leeds Adrian Leeds, an American in Paris who's been helping her countrymen make the leap across the pond for more than a decade.

GHEs may increase residents' foreign language proficiency and thereby improve communication skills for use in their clinical practice back home (Fig. 1, M 18, 20).

The discovery of gene conversion between co-resident foreign and native mitochondrial copies suggests that transferred genes may be evolutionarily important in generating mitochondrial genetic diversity.