Sentence examples for their expatriates from inspiring English sources

Many countries set up organizations, institutions, procedures, and devices of all sorts to reach and capitalize on their expatriates.

Perhaps to stop their expatriates falling prey to radicalism; perhaps because the distinction between church and state is never clear for theocratic Muslims.A fear of extremism is not confined to non-Muslims.

Jagdish Bhagwati, an economics professor at Columbia University, wants developing countries everywhere to extend their powers to tax their expatriates, in order to reclaim some of the value created abroad by highly skilled emigrants.

According to Gregor Cevcs, a scientist who heads IDEA, a Munich biotech firm, English-speaking manageriskisk alienating staff and stifling their more junior, less fluent employees which is why European firms are courting their expatriates working in the American biotech industry instead.Biotech managers can also suffer personal problems when transplanted to Europe.

Baltimore has character and nuance, and although I may not have written about it all that much myself, I know that even though I left there many years ago, Baltimore put its stamp on me in ways I'm not so sure other more standard-issue cities could impress on their expatriates.

This is the reason for the surprisingly antagonistic responses by secular American Jews to the Israeli government's recent ads prodding their expatriates to come home.

Muggings and armed robberies are common and aid agencies impose midnight to sunrise curfews on their expatriate employees.

She and Jack Hemingway, also known as Bumby, were toddlers at the time, living with their expatriate American parents in Paris.

But the Ward boys never forgot their expatriate childhood, or Hassan, who had been almost a second father to them.

Standing under an overpass of the Van Wyck Expressway, the players explained that soccer bound their expatriate community together.

But their expatriate counterparts — those taken out of the country as children and those living abroad by choice — seem no less preoccupied with their homeland.