Do you think the expatriates who came back to fight are likely to stay?

I have lived as an expatriate on Earth for 103.247 years.

The town is now home to a large Chinese expatriate community.

Expatriate players make up a significant part of the national team.

Most of the players are expatriates and come from all around the world.

"Eventually, I think we are going to have to pay much more for expatriates to work here."

"But I never thought of myself as an expatriate," she said.

It was created to provide information to expatriates about the local community.

He would live as an expatriate in France for most of his later life.

"Only white Americans can consider themselves to be expatriates," he said.

One of the early expatriate schools, it was formed in 1967.

Along with the expatriate designers who live or show here, others come from around the world.

Why did you want to write about the expatriate existence?

As with so many expatriates who end up in Africa, it is not clear what brought him there.

In 1991, 62 percent of the paper's readers were expatriates.

We spent the night in what I think was an oil compound for expatriates.

Later a law was passed to ensure the rights of expatriates.

He added that many Iraqi expatriates would likely return home to help.

As a result they had been obliged to cut back on the number of expatriate workers.

"I was never tempted to become French or even an expatriate."

Today its population numbers about 1500 people, with approximately 250 being expatriates.

It is even used by some expatriates living in Cambodia themselves.

This will then contribute to the success of the expatriate.

In more recent times, it has mainly been a game played by expatriates.

But do, at some point, spend time as an expatriate, somewhere in the world.

Over one-half of the staff are expatriate teachers, many with previous international experience.

TO be an expatriate obsessed with roots and a sense of place is common enough.

They had learned their roles well, and some of them may have been expatriate British citizens.

As many as 400,000 of these expatriate workers were Palestinians.

The area can be described as a middle class suburb with a population that includes many expatriate teachers who work in the local schools.

Many expatriate health insurance companies provide medical evacuation services.

It built houses for its then mostly expatriate staff.

My mother and father were expatriate Americans living in France, just as the newspaper said.

It was funded for its first year by a $5000 donation from two expatriate women.

There are many expatriate communities throughout the world, and many have their own groups or clubs.

For months, she lived the nocturnal life of an expatriate American tango bum.

But in his eyes Matt was more expatriate than Southerner.

But for generations the area has been a preferred residence for expatriate English people.

Many expatriate Pakistanis returned from abroad with access to competitive salaries.

The school enrolls approximately 200 students from the local community as well as expatriate children.

As such it was one of several expatriate English schools operating on the European mainland.

She said expatriate friends in Prague had asked her to scout property in the region.

The school grew rapidly and attracted students from many expatriate communities as it developed a strong academic reputation.

The teaching faculty remained more than half expatriate overall; at senior levels still more so.

She married an expatriate Romanian nobleman who didn't have anything but a title.

A. I'm told that several expatriate Canadians, banking types, transferred to this area.

My husband, two expatriate friends and I were fleeing the Western tourist culture that has taken root there.

At first these new members were mostly expatriate Iberians who for various reasons found themselves in Rome.

There is also a special section for expatriate Swiss that gives information on forthcoming referenda and elections.

With their husbands on assignment elsewhere, the two expatriate women became traveling companions and often discussed issues facing the business world.

We have decided to expatriate and are looking into our options.

Much of the content of the book is devoted to those looking to expatriate.

The term has since spread to expatriate workers in other countries, including Japan and China.

It was created to introduce Japanese culture to expatriate foreigners who were unfamiliar with the country.

According to the constitution, it is illegal to expatriate any Honduran citizen.

So I decided to expatriate, feeling that there was nothing more to be done in Italy."

Now the Hilburgs must expatriate their dead son, too.

It sought to emphasize the natural and inherent right of such people to expatriate themselves from their native nationalities.

In addition, international schools cater to expatriate students, and to a few local students given permission by the education ministry.

Dubai's plans will apply primarily to expatriate workers.

"This was an attractive proposition for Congress, particularly during an economic slump and a time when many American companies are seeking to expatriate."

MANY years ago, my first impulse as an aspiring novelist was to expatriate.

Lowitz's own writing explores the idea of place, displacement and what "home" means to expatriate women.

What obstacles do expatriate children face?

Bonilla, a Mets expatriate for less than a week, can look back and say he did, indeed, survive.

Also expatriate Iranian fans could not watch the match in Europe or the Americas.

Maria Luisa Ugolini was the only member of her family to expatriate.

The language is also broad enough to cover, and does cover, the corresponding natural and inherent right of American citizens to expatriate themselves.

This time, the Bonalys were told firmly that if they wanted to expatriate themselves, they would have to do so at their own expense.

Cricket amongst the Thai community failed to develop however, and by the early 1900s the game was confined almost entirely to expatriate residents.

A single emigrant may expatriate up to R4 million of assets without exit charge, while a family is entitled to twice that amount.

Mr. Li is keen on relationships that can export his programs to expatriate Chinese audiences in foreign markets.

What he accomplished seized the attention of Americans who previously turned to expatriate American artists and Europeans for prints.

These radical proposals were opposed by the missionaries which resulted in a church hierarchy that was primarily expatriate until the independence of Uganda decades later.

The main networks in Vietnam prevent access to websites critical of the Vietnamese government, expatriate political parties, and international human rights organizations, among others.