Sentence examples for transnational support from inspiring English sources
Mr. Le Pen's visit to British far rightists seeking to move in from the political fringe offered an unusual public display of transnational support among European rightists.
In transnational lives that are experienced to be closely linked to those of family members, giving and receiving transnational support, or the lack of it, can evoke complex emotions, such as guilt, obligation, longing and homesickness (Baldassar 2007).
The "diversification of diversity" [ 10] recognises that groups previously considered homogenous are increasingly differentiated by immigrant statuses, welfare entitlements, types of participation in the labour market, gender and age profiles, and local as well as translocal or transnational support structures.
The novel's transnational supporting cast includes an Australian hypnotist; a Burmese diplomat; Ivy Manuel, a night-club singer; a Somalian artist; and Nero's assistants, Fuss and Blather.
People who live in transnational families support each other, for instance through care-giving, but also through 'distant thinking' (Baldassar 2007).
Jihadism is transnational, Islamism supports religious nationalism.
There was thought to be opportunities for transnational grant funding to support the coordination of clusters of related resources.
It also rests with cultural structures that support transnational goals.
Second, it discusses how reflecting on challenges and strategies encountered in these collaborations can support transnational sustainability research and education.
He called on transnational companies to support development goals by "creating decent jobs, generating exports, promoting rights, respecting the environment, encouraging local content, paying fair taxes and transferring capital, technology and business contacts to spur development".
Finally, the consolidation of international migration is usually related to network effects that support transnational movements generated by particular institutions in the host and the receiving country.
