Sentence examples for whom foreign from inspiring English sources

The Capitulations exempted foreigners and those Ottoman citizens on whom foreign consuls conferred protection from the application of criminal law.

There is a much larger group whose interest in politics is essentially parochial pocketbook voters for whom foreign entanglements are marginal concerns.

She has put Laksamana Sukardi a former banker whom foreign investors respect in charge of state enterprises, and Kwik Kian Gie at the head of the economic-planning agency.

By nature of the position, he can be the Vatican's leading spokesman in America, a figure whom foreign dignitaries feel they must meet and a religious leader whose views carry great weight among other faiths.

Another advance is that firms are now allowed to appoint outside arbitrators not part of the officially designated slate of experts (whom foreign firms suspect favour local rivals).The new laws encourage mediation, which can save all parties time and money.

According to the World Bank, more than 5,000 new companies were created in the first five months of this year; and, although comparisons are difficult in some sectors, more new manufacturing firms have been created than in 1995-98 combined.The growth of these domestic firms offers a broader range of suppliers and other partners with whom foreign investors can do business.

(According to government figures, in 2008 Con Dao received 20,000 visitors, only 2,600 of whom were foreign).

That now seems to be changing, even among Chinese buyers, for whom a foreign car has long been a status symbol.

Any profits will either be reinvested by the Spanish companies or paid in dividends to shareholders, some of whom are foreign.

So SMFG decided to clarify the decision for UFJ's shareholders, almost a third of whom are foreign, by setting out some numbers.

"After this failed, the terrorist group headed towards the camp, taking over part of it and taking hostage an unknown number of workers, among whom were foreign nationals".