The foreign-bound linger at the departures terminal, sometimes wearing identical overalls, each with an identification number pinned to the chest.
Still, the U.S. is supposed to grant the visa requests of foreign leaders bound for the U.N. Obama administration officials have not said how they would respond if he chooses to attend.
"With the flow of foreign investment bound to be significantly weakened, the major concern right now will be how to fund the current account deficits".
In contrast to conventional CD4+ and CD8+ T lymphocytes, which recognize foreign peptides bound to the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I or MHC class II molecule, iNKT cells recognize a range of foreign and endogenous lipids bound to the nonpolymorphic CD1d molecule.
The dependence of the degree of SWCNT functionalization (the number of chemically bound foreign atoms per the number of carbon atoms) on the electrolyte nature is observed experimentally.
A British plane loaded with military equipment and foreign troops bound for Mali has been delayed today due to a technical fault.
Or, he can be a two-term president who pissed away his one chance at it for the sake of domestic policies that are inextricably bound to the foreign policy he has never controlled.
Although eurozone leaders are playing down the Kremlin visit, the talks are bound to further alienate foreign lenders propping up the moribund Greek economy.
Justice Ginsburg said the controversy was based on the misunderstanding that citing a foreign precedent means the court considers itself bound by foreign law as opposed to merely being influenced by such power as its reasoning holds.
(Antigens are the foreign proteins that antibodies recognize and bind to).
One type of immune cell, T cells, do this by looking for a goldilockslike balance: If the receptors they use to attach to foreign invaders bind too tightly, they're likely to accidentally attack host tissue and cause autoimmune disease, but if they can't bind at all they won't be able to mount an immune response.
