Sentence examples for while expatriate from inspiring English sources

President Félix Houphouët-Boigny kept the Ivory Coast unified until his death in 1993, while expatriate Lebanese merchants helped keep the economy afloat.

So while expatriate employees are welcome into the workplace by managers keen to attract more flexible employees with international exposure, employers are likely to be encouraged to recruit locally unless there is a skills shortage in your particular field.

Saudi women comprised 58.3% of the sample (n=1342), while expatriate women made up 41.7% of the population (n=959).

A while back, expatriate speculators rode in on its 0% tax rate (Sharia law forbids direct taxation), and made an absolute packet.

Nationals receive all health care services for free by the Ministry of Health, while expatriates pay nominal fees for the services received [6].

Feeling like a misunderstood artist, Mazursky moved to Italy for a while but found expatriate life unsatisfying.

Chinese managers are used to represent managers from a high-collectivist, large-power distance, and long-term orientation culture while Caucasian expatriate managers are used to represent a culture that is low-collectivist, small-power distance, and short-term orientation.

For example, in the UAE, there is coexistence of private and public healthcare systems: free public healthcare facilities are available predominantly to the local Emirati population while the expatriate population prefers to use private healthcare.

While other expatriates have come and gone, Mr. Villain has stayed, except for a brief period in the mid-1980s.

While the expatriates that journeyed to Paris in the early- to mid-twentieth century were often of the artistic variety, those that gravitate to D.C. today are almost exclusively motivated by something politically oriented.

A club spokesman said that Roman Abramovich was "disgusted" at the incident – which was filmed by a British expatriate – while Mourinho said the video made him ashamed.