Theology students who go overseas could be monitored more closely.
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Many on the programs lose touch once they go overseas.
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So, considering those factors, it's a huge challenge to go overseas.
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Ray Odierno told Congress that it couldn't go overseas as currently configured.
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Millions of Indians go overseas to pursue education or look for a job.
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I had to go overseas for somebody white to open the door for me.
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Declining to go overseas again for the AP, Anderson made good money giving speeches.
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He likes to watch tennis events domestically, not when he has to go overseas.
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Loyalty to the regime is a major consideration for being chosen to go overseas.
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"He's played that role before, when I go overseas he plays that role," she said.
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The amount of travelers -- it is very expensive now for somebody from Britain to go overseas.
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After he escaped prison the last time, he tried to leave the country and go overseas.
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I'm not sure if anything's set in stone, but I really wanna go overseas super soon.
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Over the decades to follow, workers saw their jobs go overseas as U.S. manufacturers struggled for survival.
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Nineteen million Americans are forced to go overseas to buy their drugs because companies don't price fairly.
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For us to set up a carnival and watch money go overseas is not what we want.
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The Chinese government prohibits single women from freezing their eggs, forcing many of them to go overseas.
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So when factories go overseas, they tend to be unusually "jobful" factories relative to the ones that stay.
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I wish I didn't go overseas," Francis continues while sorting out tactical vests and helmets, "I lost my leg.
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"If companies want to go overseas, let them stay over there and keep their products over there," he said.
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By 2020, it's estimated that more than 200 million Chinese will go overseas, double the amount that did in 2013.
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You'll go overseas and you'll have new eyes on this landscape that'll resonate with you or strike as something different.
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I didn't want to go overseas for six months, and then return to a similar job, with the same situation.
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Calls for Mr. Liu to be allowed to go overseas for treatment were denounced by the Chinese government as meddling.
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" But then you go overseas, and people are, like, quick to say, you know, "You&aposre an American, aren&apost you?
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But for those who seldom go overseas, it is more practical to use a foreign SIM card with your own phone.
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Things like an actual border and border enforcement, a meaningful definition of "citizen," and not seeing their jobs go overseas are.
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This has driven all types of Korean artists, from idols to indie singers, to go overseas and target an international audience.
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He asked to go overseas for treatment and to die in a free land, and China refused President Xi faced a hard choice, but it was a dictator's dilemma of his own making, of what's worse: to let Liu die in China or show a little kindness and free him to go overseas to the same fate.
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The biggest regret that I have is that my son, who I think was an NBA-quality player, had to go overseas.
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Most still live in a refugee camp, the largest in the world, in Cox's Bazar, though some have attempted to go overseas.
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They don't have my kind in the duty free, so I bring them with me from the states when I go overseas.
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It's the fall of 2017 and my husband, Fernando, has just told me he has to go overseas for a few days.
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It also plans to open a factory in the United States which will further reduce the need for Russian supplies to go overseas.
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John Harwood: Now you have come out with a proposal today to try to claw back tax benefits for companies that go overseas.
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"The hackers go overseas to find somewhere with better internet services than North Korea so as not to leave a trace," Kim added.
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In UFC, anyone can teach BJJ or MMA, but in our franchise, we'll have our real Muay Thai trainers go overseas and train.
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If the reserve is tapped, much of the crude oil and refined products that would be produced could go overseas, say energy experts.
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He said China would continue to encourage foreign enterprises to invest in China while at the same time encouraging domestic firms to go overseas.
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"Or go overseas with the red-hot Alibaba, which has done nothing but go higher since its blowout quarter a month ago, " Cramer said.
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It's not an attempt to stop yachtsmen make a living but for a country to look at its own first before they go overseas.
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"I have been informed that the Malaysian Immigration Department will not allow my family and me to go overseas," Najib said in the tweet.
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No one has to go overseas to make a few bucks and stay sharp while NHL owners concoct new ways to steal from players.
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But the other side of the ledger, at 22011, you're still not competitive and there's still a 22012-point incentive for companies to go overseas.
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Practices such as these are all too familiar to the many thousands of American manufacturing workers who have seen their jobs and livelihood go overseas.
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Programs to check out: Go Overseas Become a ski or snowboard instructor in another country If the beach isn't for you, then maybe the slopes are.
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I WONDER WHEN YOU GO OVERSEAS VISITING WITH CLIENTS, AS I KNOW YOU DO. AND YOU REFERENCED, OF COURSE, THAT YOU'RE DOING EVEN MORE OF NOW.
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Individuals who make plans to go overseas to join ISIS can be charged with material support because, technically, they are providing personnel to the terror group.
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For many Chinese companies wanting to go public in the U.S., their stated international ambitions coincide with a national push for Chinese firms to go overseas.
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Also potentially affected would be the Port of Oakland, which is in Alameda County, and which ships much of the Northern California wines that go overseas.
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Both manufacturers said they needed to go overseas for steel suppliers, because U.S. producers cannot supply steel of a high enough grade, according to a Reuters report.
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Of course, choosing to enroll at a college in a different part of the country doesn't mean you can't also go overseas for a junior year abroad.
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When ISIS first rose to the top of the threat list, many of the court cases cited people for trying to go overseas to fight for the group.
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There's no confirmed timing for when they will go overseas, to countries like Taiwan, Thailand or Indonesia which — alongside Japan — account for two-thirds of Line's active userbase.
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"Have a travel plan that does not rely on the U.S. government for assistance," the travel advisory tells Americans who decide to go overseas or are already there.
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These hidden heroes don't necessarily wear a uniform or go overseas, but they too sacrifice a lot to care for a loved one who comes home with injuries.
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PERINO: I will say that the elite in this country and in Europe, and increasingly so in Asia, they&aposll spend $160,000 on a private flight to go overseas.
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"Keen traders, especially hackers, will find it tough to cash out their gains from virtual coin investments in Korea but they can go overseas, for example Japan," Mun said.
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There was a time when it was considered bad form for an American president to go overseas, stand on a foreign stage and publicly bash political opponents back home.
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That means that traveling academics, students who go overseas to study and basically anyone who leaves China physically will remain within the boundaries of the country's internet censorship system.
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"No one in the House ... Republicans at least, are defending the current tax code, and everyone's tired of watching our jobs go overseas in a big way," he said.
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Last year, the firm raised $4 billion to double down on technology, AI and go overseas and it has come good on that promise by entering Mexico, Australia and Taiwan.
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There is a way around the U.S. bank hurdle for Boeing's Iran deal, but it would require the airline manufacturer to go overseas for financing as was done by Airbus.
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"We don't want to create the environment where there's a competitive advantage for payloads to go overseas," said space attorney Michael Gold, who chairs the FAA's commercial space advisory panel.
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It is common in Europe to take a year or two off after gymnasiet [high school] to travel or go overseas to learn another language before you continue your studies.
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"For us the real challenge and opportunity is to figure out what do these Chinese guests wan when they go overseas and how to provide that for them," Mehta said.
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While some volunteer through their church or local community organization, others search for opportunities through clearinghouses like Go Overseas, which lists different programs based on area of interest and destination.
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"I have been informed that the Malaysian Immigration Department will not allow my family and me to go overseas," Najib said in a tweet after the immigration ban was announced.
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Go deeper: Larry Kudlow fears Trump's auto import tariffs could kill jobs Merkel hopes for trade deal amid Trump's tariffs threat U.S.-produced cars could go overseas because of Trump's tariffs
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I have found that when I go overseas - specifically, to India to see my mother - I lose weight because I just don't eat junk food, and I don't miss it either.
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The State Department has issued a travel alert to a level normally reserved for countries at war, warning Americans not to go overseas and advising those that are to come home.
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It's true that international trade hurts people on the individual level — mainly manufacturing workers who have seen their wages lowered or their jobs go overseas as the country moves toward globalization.
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Members historically have been skittish about lifting the export ban when gasoline prices are high, lest consumers blame them for allowing oil to go overseas while they're getting burned at the pump.
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Terrorism can involve anything from browsing radical sites to donating money to questionable sites, to far more extreme activity of wanting to go overseas to become a foreign fighter or constructing bombs.
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Even though many players go overseas in the offseason to supplement this income, it's at least enough to cover living expenses without requiring young players to hold a second job during the season.
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There are also relatively straightforward ways to deal with the "scale-up" issue: ensuring U.S. start-ups aren't forced to go overseas to fund the development of technologies that emerged from U.S. laboratories.
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In terms of the perception that manufacturing moved to poor countries lock stock and barrel, it hasn't helped that the low-value work which did go overseas often involved the final stages of assembly.
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One Weibo user said that when Chinese people go overseas they like to bring gifts home and are happy to pay for the real article rather than the fake goods that are flooding China.
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The head of one of Britain's largest finance companies, who has met Davis several times in the last year, said the minister has accepted the damage to the wider economy if firms go overseas.
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He was chosen 54th overall in the 2008 NBA Draft and played for the Rockets in the NBA Summer League that year, but the team suggested that he should go overseas to polish his game.
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But he wanted to go overseas, so he relocated to Istanbul and basically became a consultant for the people trying to achieve a semblance of normalcy in areas of Syria that weren't under Assad's control.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will provide more support for its nuclear firms to go overseas and strengthen their position on the international market, according to new draft legislation submitted to the industry for consultation on Friday.
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The problem with this sort of rhetoric is that a lot of the manufacturing jobs the United States lost over the past 50 years didn't go overseas; they simply disappeared with the advent of new technology.
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Prosecutors brought similar charges against 10 men - including the three convicted on Friday - whom they said were part of a group of friends and extended family who planned to go overseas to fight for Islamic State.
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Prosecutors have brought similar charges against 10 other St. Paul-Minneapolis area men who they said were part of a group of friends and extended family who planned to go overseas to fight for Islamic State.
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Programs to check out: Go Overseas Start a travel blog and make money doing it If a pre-planned gap year program isn't your style, then you can create your own travel experience — and blog about it.
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People from North America, Europe, and the Middle East go overseas to purchase organs because of the long waiting lists in their countries, Monir Moniruzzaman, a medical anthropologist at Michigan State University, told the Lansing State Journal.
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"Hopefully, in five years, players won't have to go overseas, and we'll have the off-season to make ourselves and the W.N.B.A. better," said the Sky's Cappie Pondexter, who has played in a Turkish league between seasons.
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"The more tax we have, the heavier our burden will be when we go overseas and go into battle," said Liu Hanyuan, the chairman of Tongwei Group, a conglomerate making everything from fish food to solar panels.
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A lot has changed since Carson tried to go overseas in the 1980s (namely, the Internet), but the world is still far bigger and broader than the US. So how do you make sure Handler's bawdy humor translates?
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Programs to check out: Go Overseas & Frontier Learn another language and immerse yourself in another culture The demand for bilingual workers has increased in recent years, and knowing another language can boost your job prospects in the future.
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"We have lots of elderly customers, who want to go overseas but are not able to easily, given their physical limitations", Abe said, explaining that the majority of First Airlines' visitors are older Japanese from around the country.
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PHH: With these dating sites, Hmong men go overseas to look for a "pure Hmong woman," one who has not been altered, a Hmong woman that is very Hmong, that, you know, hasn't been influenced by Western ideology.
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After all, Chinese workers "have seen a tremendous improvement in their standard of living over the last 20 years but American workers, many have seen none and we have seen a lot of the jobs go overseas," he said.
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And for most of our players in the U.S. this is going to mean they are not going to have opportunities to go [overseas] because clubs won't sign them because the cost of signing them will go up substantially.
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"I'm trying to go overseas to bring people over and I can't do that until I've got more certainty," said Kevin Everett, the Auckland-based director of Building Recruitment, which sources workers from Britain, South Africa and the Philippines.
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Programs to check out: Go Overseas & Climate Gap Year Teach English and make money in a new country If you want to travel to a new place and do something meaningful, teaching English in another country might be the perfect combination.
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"We, and from what I understand many of our peers, are already making plans to go overseas," said Li Wei, chief executive of ZQMiner, a Wuhan-based company that sells bitcoin mining equipment and has mines in three Chinese provinces.
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After leading the Mystics to the W.N.B.A. finals in 503, Toliver faced a decision many of her peers grapple with: Go overseas to make significant money, while forgoing an off-season, or rest her body, which could extend her career.
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"But now, if they prefer to go overseas, we would be able to refer them to one of the top-end hospitals and provide a whole package of services," he said, citing services such as securing appointments, booking flights and hotels.
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Programs to check out: Go Overseas & Frontier Get scuba diving-certified and learn about ocean conservation Whether you're passionate about ocean conservation or just want to gain a new skill, learning to scuba dive is a great way to spend your time.
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The unpromising fintech environment in Japan - which was blindsided by the high-profile collapse of the Mt. Gox bitcoin exchange in 2014 when hackers stole an estimated $650 million worth of the digital currency - has seen some entrepreneurs go overseas for funding.
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Whether President Xi kept Liu locked away and isolated in a Chinese hospital ward, or freed him to go overseas, where he might have enjoyed a few days of free speech before the end, would not have had any measurable impact on Chinese public opinion.
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"He had more than just this opportunity to go overseas, but this was just the most logical because of the language and the culture not being so different," said Holdman, who moved to Adelaide to be with her son until the season ends in February.
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Dave puts it this way ... a lot of rappers that go overseas are black, rich, flashy and probably NOT what a lot of foreigners might be used to (or like, for that matter) -- and they'll wanna put an end it to it any way they can.
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"The special operations community has been given a lot of authorities to go overseas and conduct operations in small groups with very little oversight," Mark Cancian, a military expert and former Marine at the Center for Strategic and International Studies think tank, told me in an interview.
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Still, after more than a decade and a half running our foundation, I am deeply aware that budgeting finite resources always requires difficult decisions — so I understand why some Americans ask why US taxpayer dollars should go overseas when there is so much need within our own borders.
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"They were very heartsick after all their training, that they had done everything and passed everything they had to do, that they were not able to go overseas to join the rest of the fighting men," Mr. Beavers's wife, the former Edolene Davis, told the Long Island newspaper Newsday.
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"What it does in a nutshell is it sets up a government speech police, which would essentially be run by the president and the attorney general, and then from the standpoint of encryption it would weaken our national security, not strengthen it, and essentially the bad guys will just go overseas," Sen.
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" Daniel Seth Franey first came to the FBI's attention last summer, when a neighbor in the small, rural town of Montesano, Washington reported that the long-haired and bearded 33-year-old who lived down the road "regularly talked" about his support for the Islamic State (IS), and claimed he wanted to go overseas and "join the fight.
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"I think it rather stuck in the throats of the leadership in Beijing that large companies had to go overseas to list and not in Hong Kong, which they view as part of home," said David Webb, publisher of the financial and corporate governance website Webb-site and a deputy chairman of Hong Kong's Takeovers Panel.
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That's why the labor-backed worker advocacy group Good Jobs Nation has been pushing Trump to lean on large federal contractors like United Technologies and Boeing by dinging them in the procurement process if they manufacture outside the US. Manufacturing experts say that in many cases manufacturers go overseas simply because they can't find enough workers to fill the jobs they have.
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Last year, as the Chinese authorities rebuffed calls by foreign doctors for an ailing Mr. Liu to be allowed to go overseas for medical treatment, Mr. Meng published an untitled poem — later translated into English by Anne Henochowicz for the website China Digital Times — that began with these lines: Broadcast the death of a nation Broadcast the death of a country Hallelujah, only he is coming back to life.
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