Sentence examples for turned foreign from inspiring English sources

Phelim Kine, HRW's deputy Asia director, said: "The Indonesian government's chokehold on Papua media coverage has effectively turned foreign journalism in the province into a criminal activity.

For a model Mr. Donilon has James A. Baker III, another convention delegate wrangler turned foreign policy statesman, and he is known to resent the idea that he has not evolved over the course of his career.

And in Dr Spadafora's mouse experiments, reverse transcriptase in sperm has very occasionally turned foreign RNA into DNA, which has then found a place in the nuclear genome.Although unlikely to have any effect if it did happen, the principle is cause for concern.

He of course was making reference to Joachim von Ribbentrop, the well-traveled and cultured businessman turned foreign minister of Nazi Germany during World War II.

The former bus driver turned foreign minister ran against Capriles, and won by less than two points on the April 14 last year.

The former bus driver turned foreign minister ran against Capriles, and won by less than two points on the 14th of April last year.

The question is why financial systems are so liable to turn foreign credit into ruinous busts.

This turns foreign policy into "a branch of social work" and angers foreign countries such as China, Japan, Singapore and the Islamic world.

For any emerging economy trying to turn foreign and domestic savings into productive assets, that ought to be an obvious conclusion.

He is turning foreign policy into a version of professional wrestling, where alliances and rivalries shift based on petty personal factors.

FATCA, they hope, will usher in "automatic" exchange of data, leaving the tax-shy with nowhere to hide.In essence, FATCA turns foreign banks and other financial institutions into enforcement arms of America's Internal Revenue Service IRSS).