And Juncker's own native country of Luxembourg, with only .
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The biggest difference between fighting here versus her native country?
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In Britain, his native country, he is a sporting hero.
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This usage is also often found in Argentina, Pope's native country.
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Below, priceless art from Cuba, Souto's native country, fills the room.
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On top of that, his native country accused him of treason.
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Native Country of the Heart , by Cherríe Moraga (Farrar, Straus & Giroux) .
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But she has already been barred from performing in her native country.
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Authorities said he fled to his native country, Iran, after the crime.
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Yet there was no room left in his native country for him.
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But von Einem remains a relatively unknown quantity outside his native country.
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After the incident, officials say he fled to his native country, Brazil.
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I deeply empathize with Ms. di Giovanni's feelings about her native country.
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"This is definitely for them," Puig said of her native country to NBC.
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Lawmakers would not require them to return to their native country to apply.
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According to BBC News, the musician proposed during Carnival in Mariana's native country.
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Thousands of people, in his native country, had booed Kyrgios off the court.
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Finally, in 2015, Mr. Heath was given a retrospective in his native country.
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The assault, in his native country in Europe, transformed and shaped his life.
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Returning to their native country of South Africa is not an option either.
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Back in her native country, she is busy training the next generation of fighters.
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There weren't even direct flights from the United States to my native country, Russia.
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Responses to the incident have been heated, especially in Damond's native country of Australia.
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Another campaign is from actress Salma Hayek, who contributed $100,000 for her native country.
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But that term suggests those who left were returning voluntarily to their native country.
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Dikembe Mutombo, then of the Atlanta Hawks, helped reach contacts in Zaire, his native country.
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Caribbean-Canadian, or we refer to the native country of our parents as our identities.
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As we've reported ... they were first spotted hanging out in Ana's native country of Cuba.
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When my native country of Venezuela is mentioned in the news, it usually isn't good.
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In Honduras, your native country, your maternal grandfather has been murdered, his fingers chopped off.
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If this were her native country of Malaysia, David might have been mobbed by worshipers.
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He's received piles of mail from admirers, including letters from his native country of Venezuela.
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Still, Rouhani's election inspired hope that Siamak might be able to help his native country.
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The Chinese government confirmed this weekend that Meng is being detained in China, his native country.
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Krajnyak, 48, a cosmetologist, had just returned to California after visiting family in her native country.
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Since then, she's starred in countless movies both in her native country as well as abroad.
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The trip was the twins' first venture back to their native country since Madonna adopted them.
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Her art typically addresses the conflict in her native country, including paintings of bombed-out homes.
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Rather than remain in her native country, she moved to Buffalo, where her father's sister lived.
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Sessions, who received $2,700 from each partner, said he recalled talking to them about their native country.
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Nelufar Hedayat's mother moved her from their native country of Afghanistan to London when she was 153.
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It bore the pope's name at birth, Jorge Bergoglio, and the flag of his native country, Argentina.
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My parents, with four kids under 10, had moved there with friends from Argentina, our native country.
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The Norwegian- and English-speaking boy has since struggled to adapt to life in his native country.
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After a brief hospital stay, she was detained and deported back to her native country of Honduras.
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He gestures towards a tall pile of hessian sacks, each sporting a stamp from their native country.
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But back home, relations between their native country and Japan have been something of a political minefield.
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Mario Sandoval was sent to his native country to face charges of crimes committed during the dictatorship.
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After leaving his native country, Khashoggi became a columnist at The Washington Post and a US resident.
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He was a farmer in his native country, growing wheat and cotton on a 37-acre plot.
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After spending a few days in New York City, Nick Jonas has returned to his wife's native country.
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In addition, leading man Chris Hemsworth announced his arrival to his native country with an Instagram video recently.
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Although born in the U.S. state of Louisiana, he chose to represent his mother's native country of Sweden.
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The word sun is literally in their name, and it's summer in their native country—thermal vibes incoming!
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His father told him about traveling through jungles, mountains, and forests in the family's native country of Bhutan.
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After violence and political issues drove Kinde from his native country, he sought asylum in Luxembourg in 2013.
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It had been 13 years since I left my native country, but I still return once a year.
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In "Grand Hôtel Bon Port" (1959–60), miniature buoys bear Spanish stamps, paying passage to Gris's native country.
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Mr. Phipps promised to build his bride a great country house reminiscent of those in her native country.
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"All I do know is that she was being persecuted by someone in her native country," Ahluwalia said Monday.
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As a Canadian citizen, Baratov waived his right to an extradition hearing in his native country earlier this year.
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Over the next year and a half, his lawyers argue, he suffered sustained political persecution in his native country.
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Bidzina Ivanishvili, a shadowy Georgian tycoon who made his money in Russia, staged a takeover of his native country.
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But her parents still have a home in their native country, splitting their time between Slovenia and New York.
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Bellew, an Irishman, later said a sense of responsibility to his native country led to his decision to leave.
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Ortiz was shot while seated at an open-air nightclub in Santo Domingo, the capital of his native country.
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The accomplishment resonated in her native country, which does not have much of a golfing tradition, particularly for women.
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Separately, Ivana Trump, his first wife, said she wanted to be ambassador to the Czech Republic, her native country.
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WASHINGTON — Younis Shokuri, a Moroccan detainee at the Guantánamo Bay prison, said he feared being repatriated to his native country.
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The singer escaped to Bryon Bay in Australia, the native country of her longtime sweetheart Liam Hemsworth, earlier this month.
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Sherman provided short captions for some of the photographs that identify the sitters by name, age, occupation, and native country.
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Ms Shafak, who writes in both Turkish and English, is the most widely read female author in her native country.
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The 44th president showed off his dance skills during a two-day trip to his father's native country of Kenya.
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Lydia hires native country managers who fly back and forth between the main office in Paris and those new markets.
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Hungarian-born billionaire George Soros is denouncing a propaganda campaign waged against him by the government in his native country.
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A-ha experienced much success in their native country of Norway, but "Take On Me" is their lone American hit.
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Jamal talked about the extraordinary transformation taking place in Saudi Arabia, his native country, and how it made him anxious.
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Novotna died far too young on Sunday, at age 49, succumbing to cancer in her native country, the Czech Republic.
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But the sounds of his native country are in there, too, particularly in the tilted minor mode of the harmonies.
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Habré's political career in Chad began in 1971, when he returned to his native country after studying political science in Paris.
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Wakefield was later unceremoniously barred from practicing medicine in his native country and now spends his days hawking Infowars-level documentaries.
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The burly canine, weighing up to about 130 pounds (59 kg), is still used for dog fighting in its native country.
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Together, Luger and Collins learn about the ancestral knowledge of the land and share that wisdom with communities across Native country.
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However, the spokesperson for Phillips appeared to deny that Kelly could follow the couple's lead and return to her native country.
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Butina, a Russian citizen, expects to be sent back to her native country after being released from jail, her attorney said.
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Like O'Brien, Nobel laureate Nadine Gordimer's fiction outraged repressive forces in her native country – namely the racist government of South Africa.
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"Yet he noted that there was no warrant for his arrest in his native country," she wrote in her op-ed.
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The Auburn spokesman Kirk Sampson said Saturday that Groves had died in his sleep while visiting Trinidad, his wife's native country.
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Kirk Sampson, an Auburn spokesman, said Groves had died in his sleep while visiting Trinidad and Tobago, his wife's native country.
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She flies back to her native country for the first time since her father caught her and Esti together as teenagers.
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This puts Mr. Xue, 53, in an unusual position: He is neither completely banned, nor completely accepted in his native country.
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Mr. Tesfagibir, 36, came to the United States eight years ago from his native country of Eritrea, an East African nation.
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In my native country, the Netherlands, as well as in other European countries, the response to opioid addiction is pointedly different.
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Multiple allegations heard The committal proceedings have made daily headlines in Pell's native country as multiple allegations emerged during the case.
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Our next reader took us to Australia, where a reader was concerned about a Times travel article on her native country.
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He has three children, all U.S. citizens by birth who don't speak Spanish, the language of his native country, El Salvador.
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I'm not celebrating the death of a human being, I'm celebrating the end of an oppressive era in my native country.
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He had left his native country to join the ranks of ISIS in Syria, which he then quit for unknown reasons.
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Olomojobi is Nigerian, and in the past has used proceeds from Llulo to buy school supplies for children in her native country.
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Ortiz, well known as "Big Papi," was shot while seated at an open-air nightclub in the capital of his native country.
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In the book, an Anahata engineer, a royal prince in exile, is captured in his native country, ruled by an oppressive regime.
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First, Johnson revealed she'd secretly been rehearsing a dance number with a local Croatian group, a tribute to her groom's native country.
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Corey's wedding was also an 11th hour decision out of concern President elect Trump would deport Courtney to her native country ... Canada.
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President Donald Trump welcomes his family to our shores for a try at an experimental therapy his native country will not deliver.
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He never learned to speak Spanish, hardly gave a thought to his Dominican roots and has never visited his father's native country.
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My native country is starving and it is time the elected representatives of my adopted country, and our proud democracy, spoke out.
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De Laurentiis was equally excited about visiting her native country, kicking things off with a photo of herself jumping in the streets.
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Professor Palmer, who lived in Yonkers, had traveled to Kingston to begin work on an interpretive history of Jamaica, his native country.
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Midway through the first season of Narcos: Mexico, Gallardo (Diego Luna) leaves his native country for a secret meeting in South America.
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Winkfield would go on to be an international star after racism in his native country forced him to pursue his career overseas.
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She and van Kempen moved to his native country of Australia in late 2014 with their two children, Francois, 14, and Johan, 12.
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Protesters also joined together to march in Nairobi, Kenya -- the African nation that was the native country of former President Barack Obama's father.
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But she's a big star in her native country, having launched her career in the mid-2000s when she was just a teenager.
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The tiny European nation of Slovenia is undergoing a tourism boom partly because it's the native country of U.S. first lady Melania Trump.
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So it was decided that Cadolini would become an official breeder, and would help ensure the animals had toehold outside their native country.
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Ortiz was shot during the night of June 9 while seated at an open-air nightclub in the capital of his native country.
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Pell, 76, was charged last June and given leave by Pope Francis from the Vatican to contest the charges in his native country.
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He travels the world as an ambassador for the sport, but for the Nedbank Golf Challenge he plays host in his native country.
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Nikolai Astrup is a 20th century Norwegian landscape painter, famous in Norway though his work isn't as well-known outside his native country.
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That means Balde is effectively stateless—a person whose native country won't acknowledge them and whose country of residence has not naturalized them.
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And nearly a quarter of a century later, I would have to discover if I might encounter his ghost in his native country.
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Rudy's also donating a bunch of euros to help people in his native country of France ... which was just recently placed on lockdown.
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Ressa's return to her native country came as it was transitioning away from authoritarianism and adopting liberal, democratic ideas from the United States.
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Mr. al-Masarir came to Britain 16 years ago, seeking both an education and a way to denounce his native country from afar.
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Instead, they have been captivated by the momentous developments in their native country, after three detainees were released by North Korea this week.
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Mr. al-Masarir came to Britain 16 years ago, seeking both an education and a way to denounce his native country from afar.
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Maybe that's because she's endured so much worse at the hands of a paternalistic society both in her native country and her new home.
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The 30-year-old came to the United States from Guadalajara, Mexico, when he was two, and doesn't remember his native country at all.
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After their week-long getaway to her native country, the pair were spotted at the VillaMix Festival in Brazil, where he headlined a concert.
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The child actor is in Taiwan for Season 3 of the hit show, which brings the family to Huang's native country for the premiere.
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The group last October launched their TV show "On Air With AIB", catapulting them to a new level of fame in their native country.
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Before a packed auditorium, he spoke of his efforts to expand research in his native country and the importance of holding to a vision.
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However, Yearwood was awakened early Wednesday morning and put on a flight to his native country, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, in the Caribbean.
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The Australian cardinal was charged last June and given leave by Pope Francis from the Vatican to contest the charges in his native country.
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"We couldn't come to Australia and not have pie," says Beau Clugston, the noma research chef charged with sourcing ingredients in his native country.
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But back in his native country, he is everywhere, a reflection of his status as one of the top players in all of soccer.
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None of the Croatian players who started Sunday's final play in their native country, while just one of France's 11 starters plays at home.
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In Poland, Jan Pytalski, a Polish citizen and a permanent U.S. resident on vacation in his native country, was roused at 2:30 a.m.
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The catalogue of items includes traditional Mexican foods such as noplaes and items named for cultural staples in Rodriguez's native country, such as El Cucuy.
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And because it was being played in Sporting CP's native country of Portugal, shouts of "Cristiano Ronaldo!" rang out from the crowd to troll Messi.
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The majority of expats in Austria said their work-life balance (71 percent) and work culture (62 percent) was better than in their native country.
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Singh came to England at the age of two but discovered after taking up swimming that she was fast enough to represent her native country.
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But some stayed in their native country, where they are given token representation in parliament so the Iranian regime can maintain the illusion of legitimacy.
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The Indian fighter pilot who was released by Pakistan after his plane was shot down is making the handlebar mustache famous in his native country.
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Some immigrants are delaying decisions about their lives because they are worried they may need to go back to their native country, Father Kowalski added.
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He was identified as Vincenzo Peruggia, an Italian who had worked at the Louvre and who hoped to return the painting to Leonardo's native country.
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In order to learn the science of tofu, Mister Suzu returned to his native country, where he met tofu artisans and purchased his first soybeans.
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She has since gone on to write eight novels and two short story collections, which have made her a literary celebrity in her native country.
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Seeing an opportunity to start a business that could also provide jobs in his native country, Nyakarundi returned to Rwanda in 2013 to launch ARED.
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His native country, where he is raising his two young children, has suffered a wave of terrorist attacks by the Islamic State and the Taliban.
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In July of 21954, two years before Donald Trump became engaged to the Slovenian model Melania Knauss, he visited her native country for three hours.
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Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about the Knicks' embrace of foreign-born players misidentified the native country of forward Maurice Ndour.
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It's a stark contrast between ancient carpet-weaving techniques from his native country of Azerbaijan and aggressively contemporary ideas of digital manipulation, pixelation, and distortion.
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But last year he ventured to Thailand for a belated honeymoon and was immediately arrested and scheduled to be sent back to his native country.
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If you live in Finland, you might've bought insurance from him Before acting, Suotamo lived in his native country and sold insurance to pay the bills.
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The winner goes on to become a goodwill ambassador for Miss Africa GB, a role which revolves around implementing a charity program in their native country.
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MUHAMMAD SHEIKHOUNI came to Turkey from Syria in 2006, long before his native country plunged into civil war, and fell in love with Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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But Nick will be headed back to his wife's native country soon: They're set to cap off their wedding celebrations with a special reception on Dec.
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Several years after their son's death, they adopted two boys from China, giving these children a far better life than they had in their native country.
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There, they'll apply for asylum and a chance to enter the country with legal status, after escaping gang violence and other threats in their native country.
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"Though undoubtedly, in the fury of revenge ... for that of enslavers and oppressive tax-masters of their native country, they committed acts totally unjustifiable," Quincy concluded.
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Don't worry, nothing can stop Tommy from taking his first legal toke in his native country ... he's about to embark on a ganja gallop through Canada.
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Some like Hoda Muthana, who left college in Alabama to join the Islamic State in Syria, have expressed the desire to return to their native country.
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Though she was a veterinary surgeon in Australia, her native country, Ruszczyk worked as a spiritual healer, yoga and meditation instructor, and life coach in Minnesota.
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Last week, Reynolds put a pause on the duo's faux feud when he congratulated Jackman after the actor received a major award in his native country.
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And, perhaps as a result of new found curiosity and intrigue around the mysterious and private first lady, tourism in her native country is on the rise.
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The youngest Hemsworth was spotted with older brother Chris Hemsworth and friends on the beach in their native country, with both brothers showing off their toned physiques.
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When Joe Giudice gets deported to Italy he'll have to get re-acclimated in his native country without his family ... 'cause Teresa Giudice ain't moving the kids.
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She had traveled back to her native country from Australia for her stepmother's funeral and she was feeling low, she said in an interview with the BBC.
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Fleeing violence Hernandez left her native country of Honduras to flee the "violence, hate, stigma, and vulnerability" she suffered as a transgender woman, Pueblo Sin Fronteras said.
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The comedian Tanael Joachim was so moved by the news of multiple hurricanes ravaging his native country of Haiti that he decided to do something about it.
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In addition to spending a better part of my youth in prison, I am not allowed to return to my native country, where my ailing parents live.
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KOLKATA, India — Mohammad Salim, a Rohingya Muslim refugee, thought he had left genocidal violence and Facebook vitriol behind when he fled his native country, Myanmar, in 0003.
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A few years later, after the fall of Communism, Mr. Glowacki saw a certain irony in the way the play might come across in his native country.
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Colombian superstar J Balvin properly addressed the political unrest plaguing his native country ... taking the opportunity to do it in his own hometown to a packed house.
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The equator — which passes through Murillo's native country of Colombia and, therefore, carries a personal significance — becomes both a point of reference and a nebulous geographic construct.
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Yes, Ohtani, who is expected to make his major league debut in 215, is considered a standout player in his native country, and a very popular one.
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The tone of these multipage profiles mirrors the frenzied, lesser covered refugee camps where Kugler interviews Syrians who have been fleeing their native country for seven years.
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Gisotti disclosed hitherto unpublished restrictions that Australian Church leaders had imposed on Pell when the cardinal returned to his native country in June 2017 to defend himself.
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He captured images of fans in European football shirts and discussed their significance to people who, in many cases, have not even stepped foot outside their native country.
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Chu, who fled his native country Vietnam with his family in 1975 at the age of eight, worked on some of Blackstone's biggest and most successful leveraged buyouts.
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With that in mind, Bismack Biyombo made the 5 hour trek to the top of the mountain, to experience the raw power and beauty of his native country.
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"I followed the law," Ms. Trump said, recalling that she returned to her native country regularly and spent years going through a process to become an American citizen.
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He was sentenced to eight years in prison in 2013 after being accused of harming Iran's national security by setting up home-based churches in his native country.
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His Dulcelandia stores are packed full of some 1,000 colorful treats mainly imported from his native country, including candy like Carlos V and Pulparindo and Paletas (fruit ices).
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Jessica Chastain and her Italian husband Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo celebrated their one year anniversary on Sunday after tying the knot last year in his native country.
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They came here, as do so many, to escape the poverty, corruption and discrimination endemic to their native country in search of an education, opportunity and religious liberty.
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His combination of Jason Kidd-style creativity and rec league looks have made him a cult hero of sorts in his native country and among Euro-ball followers.
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"Demon" was directed and partly written by Marcin Wrona, a highly promising Polish auteur who hanged himself on the eve of the film's premiere in his native country.
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Davis decision, the United States cannot simply keep immigrants locked up in a detention facility indefinitely if the government is unable to deport them to their native country.
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As Kanter related on Monday, there were signs that his native country was going to take some sort of action against him before he was detained in Bucharest.
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Ironically, she first feels the stigma of skin color on trips to her parents' native country, thanks to not being as "fair" as the rest of her family.
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Beginning around New Year's Day, and continuing through the cold, snowy months in his native country, Mr. Tunbjork often struggled to get out of bed in the morning.
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Unable to count on our own government to prevent the arrest or help free Declan if he were imprisoned, we turned to his native country, Ireland, for help.
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Notebook From my first steps onto campus, I was determined to make my Nigerian parents proud and to seize the opportunities they had left their native country for.
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This milieu provided the material for his 1956 novel, "A Wreath for Udomo," about an English-educated African who returns to rule his native country with tragic results.
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There's an estimated 800,000 young Dreamers in the U.S., many of whom have been here for more than 103 years and have few ties to their parents' native country.
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There's an estimated 800,000 young Dreamers in the U.S., many of whom have been here for more than 10 years and have few ties to their parents' native country.
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Cote said she had considered the good that Thiam, a U.S. citizen, had done for his native country when he returned there to take the government job in 2009.
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The two country singers met while co-hosting the Country Chanel Music Awards in Australia, Evan's native country and had been dating for nearly nine months before their engagement.
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In a social media video shared on Thursday, the star celebrated the athletes of the Special Olympics at the 2017 World Winter Games in his native country of Austria.
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Slovenia, the native country of US First Lady Melania Trump, has seen a surge in tourism since it joined the European Union in 2004 and the eurozone in 2007.
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The model also echoed sentiments made by her close friends, identical twin DJs Simi and Haze Khadra, who are also Palestinian Americans taking a stand with their native country.
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Evelyn, whose native country is in East Asia, came to the US for college and married Garrett after her student visa expired and she couldn't get a work visa.
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Chopra has been a star in her native country since winning the Miss World 2000 pageant and entering the Indian film industry, popularly called Bollywood, in the early 2000s.
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He told CNBC he wants to provide the U.S. with what he calls a "clean and better dairy alternative" that is already popular in Saudi Arabia, his native country.
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His images, primarily setup scenes and found landscapes in New York and South America, recreate his lived experiences in his native country, Peru, and his journey across the border.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.), who was born in Cuba and now represents a Miami district in Congress, called it "absolutely shameful" for Obama to visit her native country.
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Kevin Suarez, 18 Annandale, Va. Native country: Bolivia Age when entered the United States: 4 Kevin and his mother flew to Costa Rica, then traveled by bus to Nicaragua.
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His 11th annual fund-raising event in his native country raised $1.1 million last winter and has become a highlight of the off-season for current and former stars.
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It has taken somewhat longer for Ms. Jelinek's play to reach her native country, where it is premiering this season at the Landestheater Niederösterreich in St. Pölten, outside Vienna.
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Although the artist's native country is Venezuela — whose history is representative of Latin American class struggle — Apóstol's visual rendering of polarization will resonate deeply with local visitors to MALBA.
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My native country has received well-deserved scrutiny for its treatment of Haitian migrants, many of whom live in an extended state of limbo, in constant fear of deportation.
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Born in Jamaica, Mr. Rose, 56, played tennis in his native country on the professional circuit and taught the sport there before arriving in the United States in 1987.
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Mr. Darweesh, an Iraqi immigrant who had worked for the United States in his native country for years at great personal risk, became a symbol of the travel ban.
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But the arrest of Mr. Akhanli, who has long had a stormy relationship with his native country and became a German citizen 16 years ago, triggered outrage in Berlin.
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Whether it be injury or suspension, the 28-year-old has always found a reason to return to his native country and celebrate at the world's biggest street party.
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My native country, the Netherlands, was freed in 19433, six years before I was born, by British and North American troops (with the help of some very brave Poles).
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Latino students have always showed a lot of pride in their native country by wearing clothing that represents this heritage, such as flag shirts, actual flags, or sports jerseys.
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The son of Equatorial Guinea's president has gone on trial for corruption in France, accused of buying palatial Parisian properties and exotic cars with money plundered from his native country.
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Peter Carlsson, who managed Tesla's supply chain before returning to his native country, believes European carmakers' push into electric propulsion implies demand for batteries that far exceeds anything now planned.
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In a paper published in 2009, economists estimated the "place premium" a foreign worker could earn in America relative to the income of an identical worker in his native country.
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Safai has traveled to volleyball events around the world displaying her banner, "Let Iranian Women Enter Their Stadiums," protesting a ban in her native country of women entering sports stadiums.
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Alam was also heavily involved in loan market forays for his native country, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, and the Government of Mongolia, both of which have recently raised funds.
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In many ways, for diasporic Trinbagonians, like myself, who long ago departed from their native country in search of opportunities elsewhere, Carnival (which takes place this week) is a pilgrimage.
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Saddam saw himself as a fearsome, benevolent sovereign, a cultured and far-sighted man, despite having left his native country only twice and repeatedly plunging his people into disastrous wars.
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Hernandez left her native country of Honduras to flee the "violence, hate, stigma, and vulnerability" she suffered as a transgender woman, Pueblo Sin Fronteras said in a statement in May.
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A 3,300-year-old sculpture of Tutankhamen's head sold for almost $6 million at auction, defying calls from Egyptian authorities for the artifact to be returned to its native country.
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He said he was a proud owner of a bus company in his native country, and that a gang had come to him demanding the transport of weapons and drugs.
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"He continued: "Unable to count on our own government to prevent the arrest or help free Declan if he were imprisoned, we turned to his native country, Ireland, for help.
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Jolie spoke with ABC's George Stephanopoulos from Cambodia — Maddox's native country — where her latest passion project, First They Killed My Father, premiered on Saturday, with all six kids joining her.
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She was a foreign student; when her native country, which she asked not be named, went into financial default, her parents could no longer help pay her rent and expenses.
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In 2013, Swiss director Susanne Regina Meures travelled to the country to document the story of Anoosh and Arash, whose passion is deemed a political transgression in their native country.
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"We get so used to hearing the words, 'I was sold,'" said Meron Estafanos, a human rights advocate based in Stockholm who works with migrants from her native country, Eritrea.
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She had no bruises or proof of force, and investigators concluded that her claim fell short of the legal definition of rape in Ethiopia and in the man's native country.
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Ryan Reynolds is putting a pause on his troll war with Hugh Jackman to share kind words about the actor after he received a major award in his native country.
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"Unable to count on our own government to prevent the arrest or help free Declan if he were imprisoned, we turned to his native country, Ireland, for help," Sulzberger wrote.
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His native country still plays a part in the jeans-making process: Mr. Echigoya sends American cotton to Japan to be dyed; then it is returned to him to sew.
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Carlos recently came to us for an evaluation to identify the hardships and mental health impacts he would likely suffer if his parents were forced to return to their native country.
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A hearse carrying the casket of rapper Nipsey Hussle, draped in the flag of his father's native country, Eritrea in East Africa, passes through a crowd in Los Angeles, April 225.
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On Wednesday, a judge ruled that Joe Giudice will be deported to his native country once his 41-month prison sentence for mail, wire and bankruptcy fraud comes to an end.
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Jing Xu, a Chinese-born anthropologist at the University of Washington, says most parents in her native country "would frown upon" the disciplinary tactics that English teachers have described seeing onscreen.
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Akonjee was a married father of three who came to the United States in 2011 seeking a better education for his children; his body is being returned to his native country.
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A French judicial official said last week that Meng, who also serves as vice minister of the Chinese Ministry of Public Security, went missing while visiting his native country on Thursday.
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"He, accompanied by two representatives of the North Korean embassy, are scheduled to depart to their native country today," Mustafar Ali, director general of the Immigration Department said in a statement.
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Sadhana Singh, 31 Washington, D.C. Native country: Guyana Age when entered the United States: 13 Sadhana flew to New York with her parents on tourist visas, which they planned to overstay.
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The A-list actors -- who are starring in a new movie together as husband and wife, and just finished filming recently -- were spotted this week in Ana's native country of Cuba.
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Next month, Mr. Souleyman will release a new album, "To Syria, With Love," which he has described as an ode to his native country — and one that is devoid of politics.
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Telegram's co-founder and CEO, Pavel Durov, dubbed "Russia's Mark Zuckerberg," fled his native country in 2011 amid a fight with the Kremlin over control for his social media company VKontakte.
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The facility was linked to Noureddine Chouchane, a Tunisian blamed by his native country for attacks last year on a Tunis museum and the Sousse beach resort, which killed dozens of tourists.
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After the announcement, many of Lopez's followers wondered if her visit has to do with the fact that this is the native country of her new boyfriend, former baseball player Alex Rodríguez.
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A first generation American whose mom and dad are Korean immigrants, Kim would vie for Olympic glory buoyed by the support of the family members still living in her parents' native country.
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They would need to provide a certificate from Ukraine's foreign ministry or a diplomatic mission or a consular post confirming they were being persecuted in their native country for their political beliefs.
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While Bei Bei was born in the US, all giant pandas born in captivity are the property of China, and must be returned to their native country by the age of 4.
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Iwata also commented on the different ways that "dedicated game systems" are played in Japan and elsewhere, with handheld devices being much more popular than home consoles nowadays in Nintendo's native country.
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"Basically, overnight they went from three cases to dozens and hundreds," said Cristiana Salvi, a World Health Organization spokeswoman who deployed to her native country in the first days of the outbreak.
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The father, Noé Aguilar, was denied on the spot because American officials worried he lacked strong ties to Guatemala, his native country, and might not return, according to his lawyer, Naimeh Salem.
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In addition to her other accolades, she became the only horse to ever win the Japan Cup twice, and she also competed outside of her native country, winning the Dubai Sheema Classic.
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She left ESPN to work on a film about surfing in India, which returned her to her native country for an extensive period for the first time since she was a child.
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Since leadership at the New York Times could not trust the Trump administration to protect Walsh from being imprisoned in Egypt, they reached out to diplomats from Ireland, the reporter's native country.
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Salvadorans who were in the US before the earthquake in their native country qualified for TPS because the thinking at the time was that they couldn't return to an earthquake-ravaged nation.
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During his lifetime he enjoyed wider institutional success in Japan than in the United States, having solo exhibitions in several museums in his native country, where much of his work is collected.
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Keflezighi arrived at 12 in 1987, trading a future as a child soldier in his native country for good grades, a track scholarship at UCLA and a transformation from miler to Olympic marathoner.
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Showing off the beach in her native country of India, Chopra snapped a pic of the 25-year-old "Find You" singer and another man standing in front of the ocean in Goa.
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Miss Africa GB is linked up with charities in Africa and the winner does charity work for the subsequent year in her native country, so it creates positive links between London and Africa.
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The Thor star, 34, surprised his wife Elsa Pataky with her very own (hilarious) salsa lesson in honor of 42nd birthday on Wednesday, during their couples' getaway in her native country of Spain.
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Sophia Kapur Sophia, 3003, from Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, formed the non-profit organization, I Am Not A Statistic, after she traveled to India to explore her native country and learn about her heritage.
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Why it matters: The Kiwi Campus bot overseers are sitting thousands of miles away in Colombia, the native country of the company's 3 co-founders, reports Carolyn Said for the San Francisco Chronicle.
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And those were not roles that she had the opportunity to play back in her native country, but she's thankful that they are possible to land at her age in the United States.
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"I came here for one reason, and that's because there is a lot of violence in Honduras," Meza told Reuters of her native country, which is among the most violent in the world.
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One of the men, 26-year-old Prince Pombo, described himself as a pro-democracy activist and said he had fled his native country, the Democratic Republic of Congo, because of political oppression.
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The one place Joe can't come -- the U.S. of A. Of course ... Joe was deported from America back to his native country of Italy -- and he's not allowed back for the time being.
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" Months later, in January 2014, after Wesołowski's native country of Poland tried to extradite him for the alleged crimes, the Church responded by stating that "Vatican law [did] not allow for his extradition.
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But without such a stay, ICE can conclude that the legal process is over and begin deportation as soon as possible, depending on the logistics of sending the individuals to their native country.
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In 2015, I helped cover the arrival of hundreds of thousands of refugees, and this January, after almost 14 years at The Times, I returned to my native country as Berlin bureau chief.
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One of my father's best friends shared with him nearly 50 years ago that he had abandoned a woman and a small child in his native country before moving to the United States.
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The first commercial marijuana vaping brand was called the Volcano, and it was the brainchild of a German entrepreneur, Markus Storz, who obtained a patent for it from his native country in 1999.
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A Thai Immigration Bureau official told CNN that if the group is deported, they will either be sent back to their native country "or a country they want to go to with conditions."
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Most of the evidence showing that he had helped coordinate an artillery strike in a conflict zone of his native country, killing an Italian war photographer, had been retrieved from his electronic devices.
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Farah al-Qasimi's approach is more subtle and enigmatic in her photographs of Arab men in New York and the United Arab Emirates, her native country, in "More Good News," at Helena Anrather.
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For decades, Dominican immigrants have supplied sellers in their native country with pre-owned clothing bought in the United States, which is then sold from people's homes, or from stalls outside their homes.
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"He's doing the bidding for the oil companies and the coal companies," Schwarzenegger told VICE News at the R20 Austrian World Summit, a climate event he hosts every year in his native country.
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Born Melanija Knavs (she later Germanized her name to Melania Knauss), the U.S. first lady left her native country when she was in her 20s because she wanted to pursue an international modeling career.
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The 57-year old Italian, who has chaired the rule-making European Banking Authority since 2011, touched some raw nerves for struggling lenders in his native country in his confirmatory hearing before European parliamentarians.
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Puente told Mashable that could include having to choose between keeping a job in the U.S. that supports numerous family members or giving that up to return to their native country with a child.
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The rest are long-term residents, such as Maia, and Brazilians like Taniuti who stayed even after the global financial crisis prompted the central government to offer one-way tickets to his native country.
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She fled her native country as a child because of a bloody civil war and spent some time in a refugee camp in Kenya before coming to the US at the age of 12.
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Ortiz, known as "Big Papi," was recovering in Massachusetts General Hospital from wounds he suffered when he was shot at an open-air nightclub in the capital of his native country on June 9.
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Three of the firm's security guards were acquitted of manslaughter charges in 2014 in the cardiac arrest death of an Angolan aboard a flight from London whom they were repatriating to his native country.
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The Brazilians will return to their native country this summer as NBC's food and culture correspondents for the 2016 Rio Games – and the models couldn't be more excited to share their home with the world.
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Yuna's rise following her recent collaboration with Usher, "Crush," has only been spotlit on the international stage in the past few years, but she's been releasing music in her native country of Malaysia since 2005.
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But so, it seems, does Song, who in trying to broaden the scope of her tale makes tenuous connections between the "last mermaids" of her native country and her own plight as an immigrant playwright.
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A ceremony in Chicago a week earlier took an emotional turn when a Syrian immigrant recited the Pledge of Allegiance amid a rancorous court fight over the new president's travel ban affecting his native country.
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Even in the holiday's native country of Ireland, the government on Sunday ordered all pubs to shut down after videos of crowded pubs in Dublin ignited a social media uproar over the possibility of contagion.
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Even in the holiday's native country of Ireland, the government on Sunday ordered all pubs to shut down after videos of crowded pubs in Dublin ignited a social media uproar over the possibility of contagion.
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Lobaton would love one day to live in his native country again and host baseball clinics for children, as he has seen American teammates do when they return to their hometowns in the off-season.
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The volunteers, who were participating in a government-funded education program, even got $8,000 in stipends from their native country to campaign for the popular Vermont senator in his 93 run for the White House.
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The volunteers, who were participating in a government-funded education program, even got $8,000 in stipends from their native country to campaign for the popular Vermont senator in his 2016 run for the White House.
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She described her paintings as tender portraits of a life she's trying to preserve, and her expression darkened slightly as she described the disconnect she feels with the volatile state of affairs in her native country.
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Lady Bird's Saoirse Ronan was in her native country sightseeing with a friend on Monday when she couldn't figure out why her phone wouldn't stop ringing — and then realized the 2018 Golden Globe nominations were out.
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Korean news agency Yonhap first reported that Samsung was preparing the recall yesterday, and a spokesperson later confirmed to The Wall Street Journal that sales had been halted in the company's native country of South Korea.
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Much like Bela Bartok in Hungary or Aaron Copland in the United States, his synthesis of native folk elements into complex musical forms paved the way for the development of concert music in his native country.
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Then again, it seems safe to say that most members of the Belarus troupe, which is banned from performing in its native country, have firsthand knowledge of the repression they're re-enacting and responding to onstage.
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Native country: Kenya Age when entered the United States: 6 Kamau, his mother and 1-year-old sister entered the United States legally, with visas to join his father, who was studying at an American university.
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Meanwhile, in Denmark, the case of Zarmena Waziri, above, a 70-year-old Afghan woman with dementia, has captured headlines as the authorities have ordered her to leave her family and return to her native country.
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Among them is Ajith Pushpakumara, from Sri Lanka, who said he had fled to Hong Kong after being tortured for deserting the military and faces the possibility of execution if he returns to his native country.
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A doctor who played a pivotal role in containing the spread of polio in his native country, he came to the United States to get a master's degree in public health at Brown University last fall.
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The facility in the city of Sabratha was linked to Noureddine Chouchane, a Tunisian blamed by his native country for attacks last year on a Tunis museum and the Sousse beach resort, which killed dozens of tourists.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration said on Wednesday it would allow some 7,000 Syrians to remain in the United States for at least another 18 months under protected status as civil war rages in their native country.
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He had better luck with some of the ambitious group portraits of leading artists, writers and intellectuals, which he submitted between 1864 and 18973, and on which much of his lasting fame in his native country rests.
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Americans know little of countries other than their own, but let me assure him that my native country is not a fascist state, and that his attempt to link me to people like Father Coughlin is contemptible.
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British ruling: Vijay Mallya, India's hard-partying, self-proclaimed "King of Good Times" who fled to Britain in 2016 amid fraud and money-laundering accusations, should be extradited to his native country, a court in London said.
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So in 2003, when he saw a television report about the nascent World Pond Hockey Championship, he began plotting a strategy to get a team from his adopted home ready to play in his native country, Canada.
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The administration's choice to use military attorneys for this mission, instead of attorneys from a different federal source, may be judged harshly as many of the border crossers are seeking asylum from conditions in their native country.
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Following Pri as she explores her Hindu religion and her single mother's native country of India in search of identity and meaning, Chanani masterfully turns the complex immigrant narrative into a magical and captivating work of art.
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Still, as an activist at heart, he helped create a Senegalese-Italian cultural association and he has aided new arrivals from his native country, most of whom have ended up peddling fake, luxury-brand handbags on Venice's streets.
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The singer/songwriter has been writing songs since she was a teenager and just one listen makes it easy to understand why her native country has loaded her down with "one to watch" and "best new talent" awards.
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MSNBC correspondent Mariana Atencio documented her late father's fight for his life in a Venezuelan hospital on social media, while raising awareness about the devastating humanitarian crisis that endures in her native country, depriving citizens of basic necessities.
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Dudamel's reluctance to engage in the political ructions of his native country was a rare point of vulnerability until last year, when his criticism of President Maduro led to the cancellation of two tours with the Bolívar orchestra.
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The beta is only available for Galaxy S8 and S8+ owners in the Samsung's native country of South Korea, along with the UK and the U.S. UK S8 owners are only eligible if they have an unlocked device.
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The Associated Press reported: In Justine Damond's native country, news of the meditation teacher's baffling death has dominated the airwaves, newspapers and websites for days, feeding into Australians' long-held fears about America's notorious culture of gun violence.
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This fascinating and assured documentary, directed by Stephen Kijak ("Stones in Exile"), tells the story of the group X Japan, a cultural institution in its native country, framed around the group's 2014 reunion concert at Madison Square Garden.
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" So the Times reached out to diplomats in Walsh's native country, Ireland, and they took action: "Within an hour, Irish diplomats traveled to his house and safely escorted him to the airport before Egyptian forces could detain him.
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The biggest potential source of money for the wall would come from remittance seizure: remittance payments are money that immigrants, legal and illegal, earn in their country of residence and send back to their families in their native country.
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Martinez-Ortega was identified by ICE as a fugitive wanted on murder charges in his native country of Guatemala, and was picked up by agents after they found him at a barber shop in Warminster, just north of Philadelphia.
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Unlike Uber, Didi has been playing out a different global strategy—one of consortium building where products from each member interoperate so that travelers can avail ride sharing across the globe with a native country app, payment, and credentials.
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TEHRAN — A popular Iranian actress whose latest movie won two awards at the recent Cannes Film Festival threw her native country into an uproar on Tuesday after images emerged suggesting that she had a feminist tattoo on her arm.
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There was no better way to explain it than to evoke the type of supremely confident yet flawed interloper whom Jamaica Kincaid scolds in "A Small Place," a slender work of nonfiction about her native country, Antigua and Barbuda.
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Since she is obscured by a helmet and reflective goggles while competing in a sport mostly contested in Europe, it could be a given that she would not draw much attention during a casual walkabout in her native country.
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"Black Mother" was shot in Jamaica (his mother's native country, where he has spent time over the years), and in its early scenes depicts deprivation and desperation not dissimilar to what his earlier film showed in such disconcerting focus.
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In her remarkable novel, "Disoriental," Negar Djavadi — an Iranian writer who fled her native country after the 1979 revolution and settled in Paris — beautifully captures the "disorientation" of exile and the attempt to reconstruct a self through family stories.
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All immigrants to the United States know (and knew) that if they want to become real, authentic Americans they must reduce their fealty to their native country and regard it as secondary, subordinate, in order to emphasize their whiteness.
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As part of her travels — which she and her longtime pal Damon Dominique share with their 580,000 YouTube channel subscribers — Franco decided to head back to her native country to celebrate Carnival, a citywide festival held before Lent every year.
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Raised in Kenya, she had earned degrees from two prestigious American schools, completed graduate school and was working full-time in Washington, D.C. But Omar says cubicle life wasn't for her; she was longing to return to her native country.
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Using the intricate beading and handmade artisanal techniques from his native country with the immaculate tailoring and avant-garde silhouettes of his adopted France, Arora quickly won critical raves and high-profile fans including Kate Moss, Rihanna, and Katy Perry.
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According to Yee's lawyer Sandra Grossman, the court upheld a judge's earlier ruling on the grounds that he would be persecuted if he returned to his native country, whose laws allow the government to restrict freedom of speech and expression.
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The 110 speaker fabrics in Gabriel de la Mora's Sound Inscriptions on Fabric are the Mexican artist's findings over the past three years, taken from old speakers and radios he purchased from flea markets and secondhand stores in his native country.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration said on Thursday it would allow some 1,250 Yemenis to remain in the United States for at least another 18 months under protected status as war and a humanitarian crisis rage in their native country.
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Mr Saakashvili, a former president of Georgia who was forced out of his native country by Bidzina Ivanishvili, its richest oligarch, came to Ukraine after the Maidan revolution in 2014 to carry on with his fight against the post-Soviet malaise.
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Paixao arrived in the United States and passed an initial screening determining that she had a credible fear of persecution in her native country and was in need of asylum, her attorneys said in a press conference earlier in the day.
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Among other points, Grassley asked whether anyone in Mateen's family had ever applied for refugee status in the U.S., which terrorist watch lists he had appeared on and whether his parents had ever returned to their native country of Afghanistan.
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" It continued: "These sneaking and cowardly Sicilians, the descendants of bandits and assassins, who have transported to this country the lawless passions, the cutthroat practices, and the oath-bound societies of their native country, are to us a pest without mitigations.
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To complete the three-page survey, applicants need 15 years worth of details on every trip they've taken out of their native country, every address they've called home, every job they've worked, and every passport number they've been issued, Reuters reports.
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"The Cessation," which was originally created at and for the Artpace residency program in San Antonio, Texas, is presented as part of the "sense of place" category, as the project addresses migration, war, and gender in her native country of Iraq.
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A Brazilian voice in fine jewelry's designer vanguard, Fernando Jorge introduced his line in 2010 with vividly colored gems — many from his native country — and a strikingly sensual modernity reminiscent of the swooping concrete architecture of Oscar Neimeyer, his compatriot.
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Francis' five-day trip to Poland has taken place in the shadow of the Polish pontiff, who has cult-like status in Poland for his role in inspiring his native country to stand up to communist rule in the 1980s.
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It's not obvious how sunlit surrealist or vache painting was an effective response to the wartime era, when Magritte remained in his native country or, even, to the changed postwar political life, when he briefly joined the Belgian Communist Party.
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Goico De La Cruz, a Methodist pastor and friend of the family, told CNN on Friday that Vargas' father had agreed to be deported to Argentina while her brother preferred to go to Mexico, the native country of his wife, who's also undocumented.
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Goico De la Cruz, a Methodist pastor and friend of the Vargas family, told CNN Friday that Daniella's father has agreed to be deported to Argentina while her brother prefers to go to Mexico, the native country of his wife, who's also undocumented.
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The actress, who will star in Papá a Toda Madre (Awesome Dad), Televisa's new romantic comedy alongside Argentinian actor Sebastian Rulli, has not only succeeded in balancing her career as an actress and singer, but has done so outside of her native country.
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A longtime metal fan, she says that black metal was something always present growing up in Oslo, but it wasn't until she moved to London at 18 that she began to understand it as a means of reconnecting with her native country.
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Guzman faced a drumbeat of drug-trafficking and conspiracy convictions that could put the 61-year-old escape artist behind bars for decades in a maximum-security U.S. prison selected to thwart another one of the breakouts that embarrassed his native country.
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A better life Speaking from Dauphin County Prison, where he is being held in lieu of $20,000 bond, Samarin said he came to the United States because he wanted a shot at a better life than he could find in his native country.
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He had applied for the teaching job at the city's university largely because he was keen to get out of his native country, and because he had liked the classes given by an Englishman, a former Manchester professor, at his German university, Freiburg.
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The seven-track LP is an ode to Souleyman's native country of Syria, in which he explores his "emotional connection to the land and people but not without heartache in view of the nation's current state," he said in a press release.
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Leobardo Carmona Gijón, 23 Seattle Native country: Mexico Age when entered the United States: 10 Leobardo and his family (his parents, three of his siblings and a cousin) flew from Oaxaca in southern Mexico to Tijuana, just across the border with California.
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Ortiz, who lives in Miami but spends some of the year in the Dominican Republic, had been back in his native country for about a week, promoting a new cigar brand and working with a new foundation to supply sports equipment to kids.
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Unlike the Egyptian artist Anna Boghiguian's more disturbing portrayal of life in her native country (which is not included in the show), Hefuna (who divides her time between, Cairo, Dusseldorf, and New York) engages with architecture and history at a more conceptual level.
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NEW DELHI, March 6 (Reuters) - Indian tax inspectors raided on Tuesday premises of the Gupta family at the centre of a corruption scandal involving South Africa's former president, Jacob Zuma, on suspicion they were bringing money into their native country, an official said.
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I was more fortunate than Ms. Bullen in escaping the lifetime stigma of criminal conviction; but like her, I returned to my native country determined to warn of what we stand to lose in continuing down the path set by ultranationalist policymakers.
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"Every day academics are fired or called traitors by the government for speaking their minds and telling the truth," said a professor at a major Turkish university who earned his PhD in the US and then returned to his native country to teach.
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The South Korean company announced its plans to sell the retooled phones in its native country and other international markets back in March (as part of an environmental initiative to recycle the recalled devices), but there was no set date for the phone's release.
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There have been longstanding reports, fuelled by testimony from James Woolsey, a former Trump adviser and onetime CIA director, that Trump's first national security advisor wanted to kidnap Fethullah Gulen, a Turkish dissident living in the United States, and return him to his native country.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The son of Equatorial Guinea's president was put on trial in his absence on Monday in France, accused of buying palatial Parisian properties and exotic cars with money plundered from his native country, a small oil-rich state on Africa's west coast.
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Mr. Cinader spent much of his retirement in Santa Fe but also traveled frequently to the Netherlands, his wife's native country, and to New York and Washington, where he was involved with policy groups like the libertarian Cato Institute and the conservative American Enterprise Institute.
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Among those on Mr. Holbrooke's staff, in addition to Mr. Nasr, were Rina Amiri, an Afghan-born woman who advocated on behalf of women's rights in her native country, and Barnett R. Rubin, a prominent scholar on Afghanistan and the Taliban at New York University.
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The report from earlier in the week identified three security concerns that relate to the reliance on vendors linked to technology coming from individual suppliers — especially if that supplier represents a high degree of risk given its relationship to the government in its native country.
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"In talks we had following the Europa League final, Maurizio made it clear how strongly he desired to return to his native country, explaining that his reasons for wanting to return to work in Italy were significant," Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia said in a statement.
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