Sentence examples for through expatriate from inspiring English sources

The occasional cholera cases detected in Kuwait are imported, mainly from Asia through expatriate workers.

Migrant health workers fill care gaps in their destination countries, but they also actively engage in improving living conditions for people of their countries of origin through expatriate professional networks.

Discussions with Jean Kimanzi, President of Rwandan Diaspora, revealed that there are already two programs – Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals (TOKTEN) and MIDAS – that enable qualified Rwandese in the diaspora to travel back to Rwanda periodically to assist in transfer of knowledge.

The Ministry of Health (MOH) managed to make up for its severe scarcity of specialist MDs especially through contracting expatriate technical assistance.

The band sums up an entire school of clean-lined New York rock that turns minimal elements into rock universals, from the Velvet Underground through 1970's Iggy Pop (a Detroit expatriate) through the Feelies (who were actually from New Jersey).

This paper unravels the channels through which expatriates participate in the political life of their country through the analysis of three complementary sources of data.

Coetzee has little patience for the way in which this American expatriate, through "a diffidence concealing ruthless singleness of purpose," has "made himself into the deliberately magisterial voice" of London and of imperial Europe.

This week, once again, Singapore came out clearly ahead of Hong Kong, in an annual ranking of living conditions (as seen through the eyes of expatriate staff) compiled by ECA International, the management consultancy.

The official, John Granville, from the United States Agency for International Development, was the first United States government official killed in Khartoum in more than three decades, in a crime that sent shock waves through the capital's expatriate community.

This case outlines how Oman is continuing to turn around its excessive dependence on expatriate workforce through strategic workforce development planning.

Through hundreds of interviews with expatriate Rohingya and use of satellite footage, the team compiled accounts of crimes including gang rape, the torching of hundreds of villages, enslavement, and killings of children — some before their eyes of their own parents.