Whatever may be said to constitute an act of state, 3 our decisions make clear that the doctrine of nonreview ordinarily applies to foreign laws affecting tangible property located within the territory of a government which is recognized by the United States.
Confusingly, these ghostly vignettes affect the tangible world through which your characters travel, perhaps opening a door or setting a fire.
Lama sees the complexities of natural disasters as multidimensional — affecting both tangible and intangible worlds.
Our efforts cannot just be about winning elections, but affecting genuine, tangible change and progress for millions of ordinary Americans.
The ability to access and control data can have a tangible affect, including on our democratic process itself.
Each placement is designed to provide students with the opportunity to affect change in tangible and measurable outcomes, and learn to recognize the potential of their actions, decisions and engagements.
Dark supply chains do not singularly exist in the virtual world, where they are conflated with cyber risk, they also affect physical security, tangible assets and general operations.
These days a few glasses of wine and being told I look like Natalie Portman is all it takes to get me in the swing of things, but alcohol hadn't any kind of tangible affect on my sex decisions then.
At their joint press conference today in his presidential palace, Assad and Ahmadinejad went to great lengths to scuttle any notion that a year's worth of carefully orchestrated American and French diplomacy designed to wean Syria away from Iran has had any visible, much less, tangible affect.
"It is unlikely that this will affect them in any tangible negative way, other than depriving of the ability to buy marijuana legally," said Justin Strekal, Political Director for the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (Norml).
