Sentence examples for states abroad from inspiring English sources

For the way France handles its Muslim minority at home is linked with its relations with Muslim states abroad.

But if we're not at war with their leaders, should other peoples' lives matter to us? Don't we need to tend to our own weedy democratic gardens, and lean on states abroad more for what they can do to cooperate on global peace and security than for what they're doing to their citizens at home?

For many Iraqis the pact is "a necessary evil," said Laith Kubba, who served as a spokesman for the Iraqi government in 2005 and now is the senior director for the Middle East at the National Endowment for Democracy in Washington, a nonprofit, non-partisan organization that supports efforts to build democratic states abroad.

In Romania's case, foreign corporations gobbled up domestic businesses and closed them down while opening up new businesses that sent profits to shareholders and states abroad.

The subversion indictment is dropped, but he must still face trial on a lesser charge, of damaging the name of the state abroad, for which the maximum prison term is three years.

His fame is such that Secretary of State Powell may well turn out to be treated as a head of state abroad, and nearly the same way at home.

As Reuters reported: Once driven to near irrelevance by the rise of Islamic State abroad and security crackdowns at home, al-Qaida in Yemen now openly rules a mini-state with a war chest swollen by an estimated $100m in looted bank deposits and revenue from running the country's third largest port.

Here's how Julian Borger, the Guardian's diplomatic editor, sees the role of the ambassador: "Apart from the obligatory binge consumption of great piles of Ferrero Rocher nutty chocolate balls, an ambassador is supposed to represent the interests of his or her state abroad, and be a channel of communication between governments and, ideally, peoples.

In addition, others claimed that the alleged massacres by Portuguese military forces were fabricated to tar the reputation of the Portuguese state abroad.

The American pluralist vision must be defended as much from the so-called Islamic State abroad as from the Trumps of the U.S., and in this battle, in the most profound way possible, Muslims need to be key allies.

For example, contrary to what is generally stated abroad, the southwest Atlantic has had many oceanographic and biological studies for many years, but most past literature was mainly in Brazilian regional scientific journals in Portuguese.