In other words, if one seeks to establish a system based on the principle of individual rights--if one seeks to identify what rights mean and what constitutes an objective threat to them--then one ends up with a political structure that genuinely defends freedom, in both the domestic and foreign realms.
But the family member instructed to deliver the funerary urn forgetfully stored it in a trailer he used in his racehorse transporting business, and for many months the trailer traveled far and wide in foreign realms before the urn was retrieved.
His future was a version of the world humanity had lived with since the first European power mounted cannons on a wooden ship and set sail, like so many Mongols of the sea, to assault and conquer foreign realms, coastlines first.
Cornell NYC Tech, a new graduate school focusing on applied science, is a bold experiment on many fronts: a major expansion for an august upstate school, a high-impact real estate venture for Roosevelt Island, an innovative collaboration with a foreign university, a new realm of influence for City Hall.
"You have to cope with the history enshrined in those capitals," Mr. Trichet said in an interview in the Eurotower, the European Central Bank's headquarters, referring to subsuming national pride to a foreign coin of the realm.
It could also enhance the prospect of territorial acquisition for a dynasty by procuring legal claim to a foreign throne, or portions of its realm (e.g., colonies), through inheritance from an heiress whenever a monarch failed to leave an undisputed male heir.
Is the future as foreign a realm as the far-off sands of Iraq?
But it has lost some of the Chinese government's support because there is no longer the threat of a foreign company gaining ground in the politically fraught realm of online information, analysts say.
A foreign dignitary, perhaps?
