overseas造句

Will travel overseas affect eligibility under the new requirements?

I sacrificed two years' seniority by taking the overseas Posting.

This small country depends heavily on its overseas trade.

The old man lodged two overseas students in his home.

"In each of these cases, the firm is attempting to extend overseas its unique advantage in production, marketing, technology, or management without putting its capital at risk overseas."

Mr Islam reckons overseas investors have been buying around 30% of recent gilt issuance.

Colleges everywhere want more minority students, more out-of-state students and more students from overseas.

I, meanwhile, was using the 727 regularly for my business trips overseas.

There has always been a problem in using radio relay in overseas communications.

Everybody gets everything that they want in Washington, whether it's overseas spending or any welfare spending.

I live in Michigan and have witnessed the destruction caused by shuttered factories and jobs shipped overseas.

A few refrigerated highway trailers and most van containers used in overseas trade are equipped with bottom-air type delivery.

But the capital, overseas supplier should remit it to parent company, and then remit to inland purchaser.

In particular, better access to overseas markets will not guarantee the continuation of the export bonanza of recent years.

According to new research, adolescents with a parent deployed overseas can be far more prone to violence than their peers.

I could point at all those layoff I could frighten you by bringing up the spectre of your job going overseas.

South Korean officials say the highest-ranking North Korean defector, a sharp critic of the North's leaders, will be allowed to freely travel overseas.

Doubts about China's intentions, however, stem perhaps less from its actions overseas than the values that underpin its behaviour at home.

That has enabled many Norwegians to embrace quite lavish lifestyles, involving frequent overseas trips, second homes, big cars and perhaps a boat or a snowmobile.

On the contrary, as the purchasing power of the Japanese currency swelled, Japanese institutions continued to gobble up overseas assets (including Treasury bonds).

In between handing out cash for clunkers and nationalizing healthcare, the administration is busy sending more troops overseas, escalating existing wars, and seeking out excuses to start new wars.

As recently as 2005 the French parliament passed a law referring to the "positive role of the French presence overseas, notably in north Africa", a clause later removed after an outcry.

"Following its entry into the organization, China will steadily expand its opening up program in terms of commodity and services trade, create a level playing field for a fair and transparent competition between Chinese and overseas enterprises"

I know because I've done it myself - writing about media interest in the death of a young British girl overseas, I used a handy line from "the Decline of the English Murder" to bolster my argument.

"Nowadays, we are actively looking for more overseas opportunities to set up additional switching centres in different locations around the world in order to provide the most cost-efficient telecommunications services by minimizing transmission costs. "

"At Lam Soon, our assurance to guarantee the best quality is by investing in technology. Our plants in Hong Kong and China are installed with the most advanced equipment and facilities, and we recruit overseas professionals to provide technical consultancy to these installations."

A joint venture may also borrow foreign exchange funds from an overseas bank or a bank located in the Hong Kong or Macao region, but when doing so it must report to the State Administration of Exchange Control or one of its branch offices for the record.