Sentence examples for returning to foreign from inspiring English sources

Russian officials first suggested returning to foreign borrowing earlier this year, while its finances were still quite wobbly.

Businesses were returned to foreign owners in 1977.

Chrysler, in a regulatory filing, said Fiat now owned 53.5 percent, on a fully diluted basis, of the carmaker, which returns to foreign ownership four years after its partnership with Daimler ended.

Americans are receiving income on investments in foreign countries made decades ago, and the U.S. current account deficit is relatively new — meaning returns to foreign investors would naturally be lower, but still growing.

Perhaps at a later date some can be repatriated to their home countries, provided the governments that take them back agree to ensure that they do not return to foreign battlefields or join up with international terrorists.

We commit ourselves to rebuilding the American military and returning to a foreign policy of strength and purpose and a renewed commitment to our allies.

Instead, Mr. Kudrin said, the return to foreign borrowing could help the economy by setting a benchmark rate for lending to corporations, which are deeply in debt to Western banks.

Mr. Kudrin first suggested a return to foreign borrowing — a contentious prospect here, given Russia's searing experience with debt in the 1998 default, which also deflated markets around the world — earlier this year, when Russian finances were still quite wobbly.

While male non-prefilers receive negative returns to foreign experience, male prefilers receive positive returns.

These results are driven by high returns to foreign experience for prefilers from the West.

In contrast, female prefilers (Fig. 3) have a smaller return to foreign experience.