Definition of in-country in English:

in-country

adjective & adverb

In a country rather than operating from outside.
as adverb selection for the posts takes place in London, or occasionally in-country
Example sentencesExamples
- Typically the station operates out of an in-country US installation, with or without the knowledge of the host country.
- One of the chief challenges for Shanghai's bid for regional HQ status is China's relatively tough regulations on in-country holding companies.
- And then it hands over management of its own in-country operation to that very same company.
- The drain in skilled personnel is not a recent phenomenon; the brain drain has been the most obvious and cheap method to get workers from outside to meet the in-country demand.
- The training has begun to have a multiplying effect with initial in-country training now extending to courses conducted outside Iraq.

Definition of in-country in US English:

in-country

adjective & adverbˈinˌkəntrē

In a country rather than operating from outside but in relation to it.
as adverb the people we're putting in-country will get instructions from satellite radios
Example sentencesExamples
- The drain in skilled personnel is not a recent phenomenon; the brain drain has been the most obvious and cheap method to get workers from outside to meet the in-country demand.
- One of the chief challenges for Shanghai's bid for regional HQ status is China's relatively tough regulations on in-country holding companies.
- Typically the station operates out of an in-country US installation, with or without the knowledge of the host country.
- The training has begun to have a multiplying effect with initial in-country training now extending to courses conducted outside Iraq.
- And then it hands over management of its own in-country operation to that very same company.

单词	in-country
释义	Definition of in-country in English: in-country adjective & adverb In a country rather than operating from outside. as adverb selection for the posts takes place in London, or occasionally in-country Example sentencesExamples Typically the station operates out of an in-country US installation, with or without the knowledge of the host country. One of the chief challenges for Shanghai's bid for regional HQ status is China's relatively tough regulations on in-country holding companies. And then it hands over management of its own in-country operation to that very same company. The drain in skilled personnel is not a recent phenomenon; the brain drain has been the most obvious and cheap method to get workers from outside to meet the in-country demand. The training has begun to have a multiplying effect with initial in-country training now extending to courses conducted outside Iraq. Definition of in-country in US English: in-country adjective & adverbˈinˌkəntrē In a country rather than operating from outside but in relation to it. as adverb the people we're putting in-country will get instructions from satellite radios Example sentencesExamples The drain in skilled personnel is not a recent phenomenon; the brain drain has been the most obvious and cheap method to get workers from outside to meet the in-country demand. One of the chief challenges for Shanghai's bid for regional HQ status is China's relatively tough regulations on in-country holding companies. Typically the station operates out of an in-country US installation, with or without the knowledge of the host country. The training has begun to have a multiplying effect with initial in-country training now extending to courses conducted outside Iraq. And then it hands over management of its own in-country operation to that very same company.
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