Sentence examples for was seen abroad from inspiring English sources

Repeatedly arrested, imprisoned, fined, threatened and harassed, Mr. Njawé (pronounced Enn-JA-way) had a career that was seen abroad as a case study in the risks African journalists take in setting themselves up as critics of the government.

"It's affecting how projects are seen abroad – Nigeria is no longer seen as a priority.

Many of the objects have never been seen abroad, and two are designated Japanese national treasures.

But to understand how they are seen abroad Americans should read this book.

It has never been seen abroad, and is on tour now because its home is being renovated.

"The disjuncture in the way that this is seen abroad and at home is one of the huge problems in U.S. foreign policy," said Mr. Shapiro, who is American.

Israeli officials have also been concerned that the decision to banish the men might be seen abroad as violating international law.

Cameron's proposals have been greeted by dismay in Brussels, with László Andor, the EU employment commissioner, saying they risked Britain being seen abroad as a "nasty country".

More and more, the war is being seen abroad as "America against Osama," not, as the Bush administration would prefer, "All of us against terrorism".

[But nowadays] making films that you can't show in your country, living in the hope that they can be seen abroad is terrible, a little like being an orphan.

The piece, created in 1985, is a curiosity for Bausch watchers: It was revived in 2011 in Wuppertal, Germany, but hasn't been seen abroad since it was last performed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 1994.