The first case involved a man jailed for trespassing on military land and recording video footage to allegedly send abroad.
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It prohibits new foreign investments in North Korean ventures, and caps the number of workers the country can send abroad.
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Even though a massive slug of its GDP goes on investment, China still has savings left over to send abroad.
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When the United States buys goods and services from other nations, the money Americans send abroad generally comes back in one way or another.
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They risk life imprisonment if the workers they send abroad "suffers harm to his human rights, life, body or psychological makeup", the draft law said.
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Diplomats and foreign businessmen said some joint venture partners were having problems repatriating profits as state-run banks were short of cash to send abroad.
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Western firms might not wish to send abroad complex jobs like design, but production work looks much the same whether it is done in Chicago or Shenzhen.
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The decision was the strongest warning yet that Iran may be willing to rebuild the far larger stockpile that it agreed to send abroad under the deal.
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But it still faces an essential conundrum of how to deflate a huge bubble of excess borrowing and money supply that consumers and companies want to send abroad.
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The North Korean government was believed to have selected loyal and relatively affluent citizens to send abroad as workers, assuming that they would be less vulnerable to foreign influence.
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They said the government monitored teachers, mullahs and other educated people, claiming they were working with outsiders to collect and send abroad information about human rights abuses meant to make Myanmar look bad.
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But it does signal that it is moving to abandon the pact's limits and restore the far larger stockpile that the U.S. and five other nations spent years persuading it to send abroad.
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But it is the strongest signal yet that Iran is moving to restore the far larger stockpile that took the United States and five other nations years to persuade Tehran to send abroad.
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She was, in effect, one of the country's leading exports during much of its time in the Soviet bloc, someone Communist leaders were happy to send abroad because she reflected well on the country.
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"I am very disappointed," she said, as her sister and aunt busily packed a traditional white cotton dress with colorful edging to send abroad, while passers by glanced in at the elegantly-dressed mannequins in the window.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech opposition parties on Tuesday called on Prime Minister Andrej Babis to resign and agreed to push for a no-confidence motion in his government after a news report that said his son had been send abroad to hinder a fraud investigation.
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The North selects loyal and relatively affluent citizens to send abroad as workers, and the defection of the 12 women was a major coup for Park Geun-hye, who was South Korea's president at the time and whose conservative government cited it as a sign of disillusionment with Mr. Kim among North Korean elites.
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The WorldBank says that the past two years have seen a decline in the remittance market as economic and political forces — for example, Brexit and its impact on the value of the Pound in the UK — have weighed down on originating (that is, the money sending) markets and how much individuals have been prepared to send abroad.
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Lujo Vojnović returned to Montenegro in 1912, serving in government once more. When the Turks sued for peace with the Serbs and Bulgarians, and concluded an armistice on 3 December 1912, the Powers decided to arrange a peace conference in London on 12 December, known as the St. James Conference, and invited the belligerents to participate. Although Nicholas of Montenegro doggedly continued prosecuting his campaign against Turkish-occupied Scutari, he agreed to send abroad three of his most loyal representatives, Lazar Mijušković, Jovo Popović and Vojnović.
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Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam (1466/69–1536) was a renowned humanist scholar and theologian. He moved in 1521 to Basel, the city where Hans Holbein the Younger lived and had his workshop. Such was the fame of Erasmus, who corresponded with scholars throughout Europe, that he needed many portraits of himself to send abroad to his protectors; although not an admirer of painting, he understood the power of image.Bätschmann; Griener, 155 Quentin Matsys painted a noticeably younger Erasmus, writing, in 1517, and used another profile portrait for a medal in 1519.
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After the "khaki election" of October 1900, the Conservative Party remained in power, but instituted a thorough reorganisation of the government. The War Office was now led by St. John Brodrick, who immediately called for extensive reform. In the debate on the Army Estimates on 8 March 1901,A copy of the debate can be found in Hansard for 8 March vol. 90 cols 1052–92 he dismissed a two-corps expeditionary force as insufficient, and suggested that "...besides Home Defence we ought to be ready at any moment to send abroad three Army Corps with the proper Cavalry Division ... 120,000 men".
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Much of the declared in the decree have not been fulfilled, for example, promise to "send abroad each year for training, internships, training not less than 10 thousand students, post- graduate students, teachers and academic staff". On July 20, 1991 Boris Yeltsin signed a decree No. 14 "On the termination of activity of organizational structures of political parties and mass social movements in state bodies, institutions and organizations of the Russian Federation", which has become one of the final chords policy of partization and dedeologization. Yeltsin began to negotiate the signing of a new union treaty with Mikhail Gorbachev and the leaders of other Soviet republics.
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The information on parcels should be as following (as per Russian Post) in order for the parcel to be stored: : Full name of recipient : Address of destination (optional): city, street, building, entry (if any), flat number : Postcode : До востребования The full name have to match the one specified by passport. The Russian phrase «До востребования» is important since it marks parcel as one to be stored in postal office () until owner collects it (the time is counted from the moment it's received by the office). Russian Post also advises to mark parcels by «Pоste Restante» when send abroad the same way.. According to new customs rules if parcel's cost exceeds certain level the recipient have to pay taxes.
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American Women's Hospitals personnel, including Esther Pohl Lovejoy, in 1918 In 1917 the Medical Women's National Association (which was later renamed AMWA) established a war service committee in order to create a census of the medical women in the country and to plan how to apply their resources to the war effort. World War I had already entered into its third year, women at that time were not accepted by military branches of the government, and the government had no plan to organize them for war service. The war service committee, adopting the name American Women's Hospitals, decided that they wanted to provide individual medical service abroad and also establish military hospitals overseas. In its first year, AWH partnered with the Red Cross and civilian medical organizations to send abroad 62 AWH volunteer doctors as well as 30 technicians and lay workers to France, Serbia, Palestine and Greece.
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