Sentence examples for take of foreign from inspiring English sources

It is about a neighbour who admits avoiding the take of foreign media on Gaza to avoid being challenged in her assumptions.

"We have to take advantage of foreign help to find our solution, as we have since 2003 until now".

Masdar is working with such partners not because it lacks capital, says Mr al-Jaber, but because it wants to take advantage of foreign expertise and have its ideas independently scrutinised.It is Masdar city that has attracted the most scrutiny.

China would take care of foreign relations and military defense.

And the very issue of whether American judges should ever take account of foreign law is hotly disputed.

Her special charge was to take care of foreign rights, which she diligently sold in the world's major cultural capitals (Rome, New York, Paris, London).

The government will increase the passenger movement charge by $5 to $60, and will take 95% of foreign workers' superannuation when they leave Australia.

Legal title to assets is often not formalized, and even when it is, Chinese executives can use the lack of rule of law to take advantage of foreign shareholders.

He added he would also be closing tax loopholes that enabled businesses to take account of foreign branches when reclaiming VAT on their overheads.

"The Taliban is expected to try to take advantage of foreign troops' withdrawal to put pressure on the Afghan forces, undermine people's confidence in the Afghan government, and reclaim territories they lost during the military surge time.

Apple, Google, Microsoft and others have taken advantage of foreign low tax regimes to build up huge cash reserves overseas.