Examples of using Foreign powers in English and their translations into Spanish
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the Qing also fought foreign powers with relative success.
At the same time Lithuanian diplomats approached foreign powers in a bid for international support.
Group 4 barred China from giving any further coastal or island concessions to foreign powers.
The pagan beliefs needed to be deeply entrenched to survive strong pressure from missionaries and foreign powers.
However, Adolf Frederick continued his court cases against her, and involved foreign powers into the matter.
The declaration actually addresses this problem: The Government will approach foreign powers to seek the recognition of our political independence.
The Iraqis, whose elected Prime Minister had been overthrown four years ago by foreign powers, know that their vote will not be taken into account if they should move against the desiderata of the self-proclaimed« international community».
were ruled by foreign powers since the thirteenth century.
Our minister of war whose integrity you never doubted has sold the corn meant for our armies for his own profit to foreign powers and now it feeds the troops who are invading us.
There is a need to re-analyse the wars that have been fought in this country by foreign powers, the attitude of the USA since 1980,
The intelligence services of various foreign powers and other organisations,
He further agreed in a private conversation with Director Hoover to provide ongoing secret intelligence regarding Mr. Garvey with particular concern to his radical agenda and his ties to foreign powers.
the ambiguous notion of"conspiring" was deleted from the original provision of"colluding with foreign powers and conspiring to endanger national security,
protecting its influence in Palestine against other foreign powers.
that it had fallen prey to the influence of foreign powers.
where equating NGOs opposing the occupation with treasonous servants of suspect foreign powers has become routine, from the Prime Minister down.
are generally viewed as being"opposed" to the government and in the service of foreign powers.
The application of human rights which did not result from traditional values would be an imposition of values alien to the system, forced on a society by foreign powers, for instance through treaties, conventions and constitutions.
including native peoples oppressed or threatened by dominant foreign powers.
argue that they were tools of foreign powers.