Significats de expatriate community en anglès

The blossoming German expatriate community provided him with his first clients.

We also recognize the value of having an expatriate community to benefit South Africa.

We have the largest British expatriate community in the US.

It functions as both a restaurant and a general hangout for the area's burgeoning expatriate community.

Despite widespread concern among Iranians, analysts have emphasized that the expatriate community represents a diversity of opinions.

He is also asking the expatriate community to cooperate with the interviewers when they are asked questions.

With better facilities the congregation had increased a great deal, as had his standing in the expatriate community.

The expatriate community, to a man, are living under other governments, and are very well-placed to offer comparison.

A large number live in and around Miami, home to an expatriate community that is overwhelmingly opposed to Chavez.

The Thai holiday island of Phuket is popular with Russian holidaymakers and is home to a large Russian expatriate community.

Africa's most industrialized country has a large expatriate community and attracts many tourists, and has seldom been associated with Islamist militancy.

Even before the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, Sweden had a large Iraqi expatriate community and a tradition of taking in refugees.

Granville and Rahama were shot dead as they drove home from New Year's Eve celebrations, a crime that sent shockwaves through Khartoum's expatriate community.

Some Gabon opposition supporters suspect France, which has major economic interests in the country and a 10,000-strong expatriate community there, of having supported Ben Bongo.

Performing arts tend to be in their infancy in expatriate communities where money and business are the main priorities.

Venezuelans have also helped reinvigorate real estate markets in Miami suburbs like Doral and Weston, home to large Venezuelan expatriate communities.