To be considered a global game-changer, China would need to influence mainstream market forces of supply, demand and the rules of the game both at home and abroad – and channel these towards a more sustainable model for economic growth.
The president, she said, has simply had to contend with a series of crises – ranging from those manufactured by Congress to the threat of terrorism abroad – and channeled many of his criminal justice proposals through the former attorney general Eric Holder.
The goal was to create an executive body, including members within Syria and abroad, that could channel aid to nascent local governments in opposition-controlled areas, bolstering their hold over territory wrested from the Syrian government.
Fast-growing demand is being channelled abroad into imports, rather than into prices.
Support from Chinese abroad is often channeled through science, technology and business associations in developed countries.
Göncz's "crime" was to send the Bibó memorandum abroad through diplomatic channels.
An exporter must find and introduce itself to distant customers, comply with alien regulations and set up distribution channels abroad.
Copies imported under these exceptions "will often be lawfully made gray market goods purchased through normal market channels abroad". 2 Goldstein §7.6.1.2(a), at 7 141.
The extradition hearing heard last year that the Snoras bank was nationalised after it was brought to its knees by "prime mover" Mr Antonov with money allegedly channelled abroad over three years.
Shortly before Mr. Chen's departure, Xinhua, the state news agency, issued a one-line announcement he had applied to study abroad "via normal channels," Reuters reported, but since his name was not searchable on Sunday morning on Xinhua's news Web site, it's unclear who would have seen it.
