Definitions

1. Abroad is a resource for Canadian expatriates abroad, or Canadians planning to travel.
2. Abroad, the constant wars with France expanded the British Empire all over the globe, particularly in North America and India. (Web site)
3. Abroad, the Prince of Wales toured the Empire, undertaking 13 tours between 1919 and 1935.
4. Abroad, the Prince of Wales toured the Empire, undertaking 13 tours between 1919 and 1935, and in the process acquiring a ranch in Alberta.
5. Abroad, the airline was known as Aeroflot Soviet Airlines. (Web site)

Troops Abroad

1. It was once said of Philip that he cared more for his troops abroad than for his family at home. (Web site)

Investment Abroad

1. Now that we have seen the limits to investment abroad, we can ask why a zero interest rate cannot generate unlimited investment at home.

Stay Abroad

1. After completing his studies, Chopin planned a longer stay abroad to become acquainted with the musical life of Europe and to win fame. (Web site)

Troops Fighting Abroad

1. On May 18 2006, Cher was a guest on The Ed Schultz Show to discuss her work in support of U.S. troops fighting abroad, as well as returning veterans.

Success Abroad

1. Their debut album Emmerdale (1994) gave them a solid base in their home country and enjoyed some success abroad, especially in Japan. (Web site)

Further Abroad

1. Botswana has never had a large popular music industry, with most of its recorded music coming from South Africa or further abroad.

Animators Living Abroad

1. Annual Film Festival dedicated to the work of Russian cinematographers and animators living abroad. (Web site)

Innocents Abroad

1. During his tour of Europe and the Middle East, he wrote a popular collection of travel letters which were compiled as The Innocents Abroad in 1869. (Web site)
2. Roughing It, published in February 1872, was Mark Twain's second major work after the booming success of his 1869 travel book, Innocents Abroad. (Web site)

Live Abroad

1. People who are ordinarily resident in the UK are entitled to a UK-issued EHIC. It is not valid for people who are going to live abroad. (Web site)

Trip Abroad

1. Most people prefer to gather at least the basic information about their destination and create some sort of a travel plan before they go on a trip abroad.
2. This was his only trip abroad, but it determined him to work exclusively as a landscape painter.

Travelling Abroad

1. In addition, while the majority of C. jejuni cases were endemic, the majority of C. coli cases were associated with travelling abroad. (Web site)
2. Beyond tourism, Finnish youth in particular have been increasing their contact with peoples from outside Finland by travelling abroad to both work and study. (Web site)

Life Abroad

1. Your gateway to france - We're a small company dedicated to helping you find the perfect new life abroad.
2. The south, at the same time, was overcrowded, forcing millions of people to search for a better life abroad.

Studying Abroad

1. Study Abroad: Since the choice for higher education on the island itself is limited, many students are studying abroad.
2. In addition, a couple of their better rowers are studying abroad this year. (Web site)
3. This could cover anything from international projects for education and training to work experience placements and studying abroad.

Trips Abroad

1. During Bille’s many trips abroad in the 1930s he was particularly stimulated by the work of Alberto Giacometti, Hans Arp and Max Ernst.

Net Factor Income

1. Q4) If domestic factor income is Rs.1000 crores and net factor income from abroad is Rs.(-) 5 crores, how much will be national income. (Web site)

Republicans Abroad

1. Republicans Abroad is an organisation for members of the Republican Party who are living outside of the United States.
2. As a consequence, Republicans Abroad is free to raise money from foreign lobbyists and governments without limit and is not required to report its finances.
3. Neither Democrats Abroad nor Republicans Abroad will say how many members they have.

Traveling Abroad

1. Agreements for reciprocal licensing between countries may allow an amateur radio operator to operate a station while traveling abroad. (Web site)
2. Rabies. This fatal disease transmissible to people is not present in the UK. Vaccination is only required if your pet is traveling abroad. (Web site)
3. The measles infection in these students while traveling abroad demonstrates how transmissible measles is in unvaccinated individuals.

World War

1. In 1992, Japan agreed to send troops abroad for the first time since World War II as part of UN peacekeeping operations.

Customers

1. As the famous 4-Star Hotel in Sanya, Eadry Resort Sanya delivers personalized services to customers from home and abroad.

Addition

1. In addition, the maritime port city of Guangzhou in the south was also a home to many foreign merchants and travelers from abroad.
2. In addition to in-country military training, some advanced and technical training is done abroad, including grant aid training in the United States. (Web site)
3. In addition, Thermal Resort Oruçoğlu is proud to be a leading presentator of Turkey locally and abroad depending on its 16 years of experience. (Web site)

Romania

1. Aside from the shortage of talent, Romania has also suffered as successful health professionals left the country to seek better pay abroad.
2. In Romania, as well as abroad, education is a continuous and an important field in his activity. (Web site)

Tragedy

1. On 7 July 1720 while Bach was abroad with Prince Leopold, tragedy struck: his wife, Maria Barbara, died suddenly.

Applicant

1. The applicant can be either from India or from abroad.
2. The applicant who lives abroad should submit a home study report.

Soviet Union

1. Finland's war preparations and its anti-Soviet policy at home and abroad were a threat to both the Soviet Union and Finland itself. (Web site)
2. Films and novels which had been published abroad, like Dr Zhivago, or the works of Solzhenitsyn, appeared for the first time in the Soviet Union. (Web site)

Export

1. For example, the United States has banned the import of Iranian saffron; meanwhile, India has banned the export of high-grade saffron abroad.

Whether

1. Flag state--The nation in which a ship is registered and which holds legal jurisdiction over operation of the ship, whether at home or abroad.
2. This part emphasizes remedial measures available to victims of human rights abuses, whether suffered in Canada or abroad. (Web site)
3. The owner was very helpful, whether through direct communication (he lives abroad), through his landlord or pamphlets left in the flat.

Soloist

1. He was a soloist and conductor with many orchestras in the United States and abroad. (Web site)

Jamaica

1. During the 1970s, Rastafarianism mushroomed in popularity, both in Jamaica and abroad.
2. While working with producers in Jamaica and abroad, Bounty Killer insists on releasing singles almost on a daily basis.

Belgium

1. Frank Van Baelen conducts various choirs and orchestras and is regularly invited to participate in juries or conduct both in Belgium and abroad. (Web site)

Vienna

1. Just as his apogee of fame was being reached abroad, his influence in Vienna would begin to diminish with the death of Joseph II in 1789.
2. He met Vladimir Lenin in 1905, and briefly traveled abroad on party business to Stockholm, London, Kracow, and Vienna. (Web site)

Warsaw

1. Drozdowo beer was awarded first prize at competitions in Warsaw in 1867 and Vienna in 1873, opening the markets for it both in the Polish Kingdom and abroad. (Web site)

Switzerland

1. Mummenschanz has performed in a variety of theaters in Switzerland and abroad, including a three year run on Broadway (1977-79).
2. My love affair with honest winter was rekindled when I moved to work abroad in the Nineties, first to Switzerland and then to Hungary. (Web site)

Gnp

1. If the net factor income from abroad is positive, it adds to the gross national product (GNP) and vice-versa.
2. GNP is less used than in the past, as many countries have many citizens working abroad.

Taiwan

1. Advisors stationed in Taiwan and Taiwanese sent abroad for education were all directed to rebuild the economy. (Web site)

Usa

1. We have thousands of flags in stock, and we ship the next business day in the USA and abroad. (Web site)
2. Adam Hackman from Iowa, USA I spent a study abroad at Swansea and I really enjoyed my time there. (Web site)

Australia

1. Typically, the sovereign is styled Queen of Australia, and is addressed as such when in Australia, or performing duties on behalf of Australia abroad.
2. The follow-up, a cover of Eric Carmen's "That's Rock 'n' Roll," was also a success abroad, especially in Australia.

First Time

1. It is also the first time in Mexican electoral history that citizens living outside the country will be able to vote from abroad. (Web site)
2. A few years later, in 1900, three of the imperial Easter eggs were exhibited abroad for the first time, at the World's Fair in Paris. (Web site)
3. He traveled abroad, probably for the first time in his life, to Poland. (Web site)

Dozens

1. His outstanding technique and passionate playing prompted dozens of composers to write pieces for him, first in his native Soviet Union and then abroad. (Web site)
2. In 1988, he established the Jackie Chan Charitable Foundation and has since worked tirelessly for dozens of charities both at home and abroad.
3. For the four years of its existence, the Confederate States of America asserted its independence and appointed dozens of diplomatic agents abroad. (Web site)

Exile

1. Pedrosa also has the advantage of having lived in exile abroad for many years, and thus was able to establish a vast network of contacts there.
2. It called on dissidents in prison and in exile abroad to join in such preparatory efforts. (Web site)
3. Contributors included Legal Marxists as well as revolutionary Marxists living in exile or abroad like Georgy Plekhanov, Vladimir Lenin and Vera Zasulich. (Web site)

Rome

1. Other baroque classicists, such as the French painters Nicolas Poussin and Claude Lorrain, came from abroad to work in Rome. (Web site)
2. While his enemies were being defeated abroad, Octavian also had been consolidating his power in Rome. (Web site)
3. Under Trajan, the first non-Italian to become emperor, Rome expanded its rule even further abroad.

Greece

1. Its economy was reconstructed, but some of its inhabitants left for larger towns and cities in Greece, and abroad in the mid to late 20th century. (Web site)
2. For most Greek emigrants, this was to be a temporary move–they intended to return to Greece with money they saved abroad.

Norway

1. In the late 1990s and early 2000s many musicians from Bergen became famous, in Norway and abroad. (Web site)
2. Aker Brattvaag build a wide range of specialized vessels, including offshore supply vessels and fishing vessels, ships for customers in Norway and abroad.
3. In principle, all service abroad where Norway has personnel (e.g.

Sweden

1. Touring in Sweden and abroad, the company brings a unique mix of contemporary classics and new work from the brightest, most promising young choreographers. (Web site)
2. On the success of the reformation in Sweden, his attachment to the Catholic church led him to stay abroad for good where accompanied his brother in Poland.
3. Contrary to popular belief abroad, there are no polar bears in Sweden, let alone polar bears walking city streets.

Visayans

1. To be a channel of hope, encouragement and inspiration to younger generation of Visayans in Australia and abroad.

Philippines

1. Soon chapters were formed at other major universities, and schools all over the three major islands of the Philippines and even abroad.

Scotland

1. He mentioned investment in Scotland from abroad, especially during the past 10 years. (Web site)
2. From 1638 to 1651 the Covenanters were the dominant party in Scotland, directing her policy both at home and abroad. (Web site)
3. Linda Fabiani said the Scottish Government was committed to developing and promoting "Gaelic language, education and culture in Scotland and abroad".

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