Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I did my Junior year abroad in Tokyo.
• The latter must also be involved in information and empowerment programmes which tell them about the adverse effects that going to work abroad has on family life, especially on their children.
• Rather than being the exception, the Green Paper aims to encourage going abroad to study or work to become a natural move for a young European to consider.
• The Council and Parliament are currently finalising an opinion on the Commission proposal on reducing charges for making mobile phone calls from and to abroad in the EU, and making them more transparent.
• You raised her abroad in Europe and gave her your maiden name...
• There is a spirit of solidarity abroad in the world tonight that no physical force can crush.
• My boyfriend and I stayed together while he studied abroad in Australia.
• One story says he went abroad in his teens.

• Rather than being the exception, the Green Paper aims to encourage going abroad to study or work to become a natural move for a young European to consider.
• It is becoming an increasingly frequent phenomenon in central and eastern Europe for children to be left behind when their parents go abroad to work.
• The latter must also be involved in information and empowerment programmes which tell them about the adverse effects that going to work abroad has on family life, especially on their children.
• If you are planning on going in, we need to work together.
• Subject: Situation of children left behind when their parents go abroad to work
• Such a case may arise, in particular, where the deceased for professional or economic reasons had gone to live abroad to work there, sometimes for a long t ime, but had maintained a close and stable connection with his State of origin.
• As my fellow Member from Lithuania pointed out just now, barely 8% of Lithuanians who went abroad to work used the instruments offered by EURES.
• Such a case may arise, in particular, where the deceased for professional or economic reasons had gone to live abroad to work there, sometimes for a long time, but had maintained a close and stable connection with his State of origin.