Значения термина domestic ones на английском

Now we have no international tourists, and no domestic ones either.

Buffalo calves are as easily tamed as domestic ones, and make very interesting pets.

The stress tests also aim to ensure foreign banks are as well-run as domestic ones.

No banker would be named, and the focus is on large, cross-border banks or major domestic ones.

The Tertiary Education Union's Michael Gilchrist said the higher fees paid by international students significantly subsidises domestic ones.

He labelled it "inconsistent" of the major parties to oppose foreign donations but not domestic ones.

He was a peace-loving man and disliked "ructions" of any sort and domestic ones in particular.

US victories in Iraq are as thin on the ground as domestic ones are for the Bush administration.

The airport operator said 201 international flights and 242 domestic ones had been hit.

Earlier, authorities were forced to cancel 115 international flights and 203 domestic ones, affecting nearly 27,000 travelers.

Much is also at stake for sponsors, especially domestic ones, who paid a record $3.1 billion.

Tax relief for corporate donations to charity will now apply to all charities and not just domestic ones as announced in the Budget.

If we conquer our foreign enemies, the domestic ones will of themselves be silent; but if we succumb, every thing will be different.

These were the "enemies of our country," the domestic ones anyone swearing to defend our country mentions in his or her oath.

Foreign killing fields turned domestic ones, where men return as the walking wounded, a living legacy of trauma, walking nightmares and bodies turned battlegrounds.

For open economies - and that list of course still includes Britain - inflation pressure overall is primarily driven by global forces, not domestic ones.