Sentence examples for understanding of foreign from inspiring English sources

"If you harness all the capabilities of our nation, you could have a better understanding of foreign threats," he said.

Noting that he grew up partly in Indonesia, he claims a better understanding of foreign cultures than his rivals have.

While he has never managed to acquire even a rudimentary understanding of foreign policy, he is a master of gaining attention.

Later, he forgets that Grenada's democratic constitution was suspended four years earlier, and displays a generally twee understanding of foreign affairs.

She'll presumably become more knowledgeable over time but at the moment I see no reason to have confidence in her understanding of foreign affairs or the economy.

"I need to practice my 3-pointers, sharpen my elbows and strengthen my shoulders," he said with a clear understanding of foreign diplomacy.

An individual researcher looks into foreign criminal justice systems and foreign information sources attempting to gain a sufficiently in depth understanding of the foreign legal system to the extent needed for the analysis.

Like most Asian investors they demonstrate a keen understanding of the foreign exchange market and are substantially invested in various foreign exchange products.

The by far most reliable way to gain a comprehensive and in depth understanding of a foreign criminal justice system is by calling upon a foreign colleague.

In a recent book, Sir Christopher Meyer, former British ambassador in Washington, lists the qualities a diplomat needs: insatiable curiosity about other countries, an abiding interest in foreign policy, willingness to spend half your working life outside the UK, and profound knowledge and understanding of some foreign countries.

And the Globe complimented his understanding of complex foreign policy issues.