Big banks say they must compete for staff with foreign firms that are not subject to restraints.
She then delivered the familiar lecture about the advantages for job applicants of having a foreign language, referring to the results of a CBI survey, according to which nearly 200 of 300 firms surveyed "preferred" staff with foreign language skills.
President Obama will attend a meeting on Tuesday led by Gen Martin Dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, with foreign defence chiefs at Andrews air force base outside Washington.
The tribunal, known as the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, is an internationalized Cambodian court partly staffed with foreign jurists, investigators and administrators, guided by principles of international law and managed through a treaty with the United Nations.
Eight decades on, "making the foreign serve China" is not just a case of offering insider access in return for favourable coverage, but also of using media companies staffed with foreign employees to serve the party's interests.
Foreign workers are not uncommon for tech industry, but it is a little bit odd that the Kochs' effort to reshape U.S. politics is staffed with foreign labor.
The Partners in Health hospital in Haiti is not a tent staffed with foreign doctors who drop in for a few days or weeks.
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It carries burdens and responsibilities, such as being informed, not tweeting reckless lies, having a functional White House staff, not colluding with foreign enemies and so forth.
"The Senate Finance Committee staff routinely meets with foreign governments to seek clarifications on actions that may be inconsistent with international trade obligations," Julia Lawless, a spokeswoman for Hatch, said in a statement.
Three reporters from the business staff -- Abigail Goldman, Nancy Cleeland and Evelyn Iritani -- along with foreign correspondent Tyler Marshall, won in the national reporting category with a three-part series, "The Wal-Mart Effect". The stories documented how the onetime Arkansas five-and-dime had changed lives and communities, for better and worse, in the United States and abroad.
