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Meanings of host country in English

Country receiving or hosting a diplomatic mission from another country.

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Examples for "receiving country"
Examples for "receiving country"
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It was considered prey to corruption in the receiving country, and a way for the president to buy support.
The Guardian
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The UNHCR identifies those most in need through interviews and refers them to a receiving country, which conducts its own assessments.
Reuters
Usage of host country in English
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The President may be met by the leader of the host country.
Reuters
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The HQ would immediately provide the host country with an economic boost.
Reuters
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And smaller subsidiaries offer very little economic substance for a host country.
BBC
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Climbers from the event's host country, Venezuela, also made a strong showing.
Climbing Magazine
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Debate constantly swirls about the value of the Olympics to any host country.
Reuters
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No national team exemplified this more than that of the host country, France.
Climbing Magazine
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The majority of them simply melted into the host country's underbelly.
World war z: an oral history of the zombie war
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She carried a green silk scarf, perhaps in deference to her host country.
The Irish Times
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It was a defining event both for the company and its host country.
The Irish Times
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Just a courtesy from the host country, and that was a French carrier.
The bourne identity
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Fans attendance at races will depend on the host country's regulations.
The South African
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So a native of the host country may have more entitlements.
BBC
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Was it to address certain problems as far as the host country is concerned?
Reuters
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Are EU migrants entitled to the same benefits as citizens of the host country?
BBC
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Representing your home country in your host country was a great honour and privilege.
The Irish Times
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THE host country is not pleased about one of its own not feeling welcome.
News.com.au
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