Sentence examples for service of foreign from inspiring English sources

The researchers write: "The real wealth and power of global capital is expressed in the compliance of politicians who have come to act as ushers and butlers to the wealthy, often in the service of foreign sovereign and high net private wealth [individuals] … The mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has been a notable cheerleader for the super-rich in this regard".

It is time that we enlist entrepreneurship in the service of foreign policy and put America's best foot-forward.

Inside Aleppo, anger had been mounting over a battle some Syrians believe is in the service of foreign agendas, and whose only tangible result seemed to be more rebel wounded and dead.

The political and tourist propaganda, distorting our reality, have put out the word that those who oppose the revolutionary cause are mercenaries without ideology, in the service of foreign masters.

It took place in Warsaw and the deputies and senators in service of foreign powers declared it a confederated sejm (with decisions decided by the majority) to prevent liberum veto (the right of any deputy to force an immediate end to the current session and nullify any legislation that had already been passed) being used to stop it.

The increasing use of health interventions by states in service of foreign-policy interests also confirms the strong role of such interests in diplomacy on global health, and will present the global health community with ethical and policy challenges.

Meanwhile, the services of foreign experts were engaged for work in Russia.

If it can be proven that Iraq availed itself of the services of foreign chemical weapons experts, for example, will such foreign nationals also be subject to investigation and trial?

But the kind of investment that is necessary has required contracting the services of foreign oil companies that are not always enthusiastic about Iraq's nationalistic, tightfisted terms or the unstable security situation that can put employees in danger.

That would let the Scottish parliament control all tax and spending north of the border, reducing cross-border relations to the receipt of a Scottish cheque every five years for the shared services of foreign affairs, defence and macro-economic policy.

It is caused both economic inexpediency in view of a scale effect, and possibility of imitating strategy's realization of separate products (services) of foreign analogs as special type of development of the innovative companies.