The New York State Department of Financial Services is still investigating Barclays, for example, over other aspects of the foreign exchange market including electronic trading.
He subscribed to most aspects of the foreign policy of the Reagan administration, including its hardline stance against the Soviet Union.
Kennedy became very visible in opposing aspects of the foreign policy of the Reagan administration, including U.S. intervention in the Salvadoran Civil War and U.S. support for the Contras in Nicaragua, and in opposing Reagan-supported weapons systems, including the B-1 bomber, the MX missile, and the Strategic Defense Initiative.
An odd aspect of the Washington foreign-policy community during the last few months has been that there was less general enthusiasm for the war inside the government than you'd think, and more enthusiasm outside the government, which is where the Democratic foreign-policy specialists are now.
To the Editor: Paul Kengor doesn't come to terms with a puzzling aspect of the president's foreign policy: Which of two very different philosophies is guiding this president?
And he ensured that Poland could influence at least some aspect of the European Union's foreign policy by reaching out to Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova, which border the E.U.'s eastern edges.
All nine justices agreed that the particular suit before them had to be dismissed, largely because every significant aspect of the case was foreign: the plaintiffs were Nigerian, the companies they sued were based in England and the Netherlands, and the atrocities the companies were said to have aided took place in Nigeria.
The Bush doctrine, which flung open the doors to the catastrophe in Iraq, was such a fundamental aspect of the administration's foreign policy that it staggers the imagination that we could have someone no further than a whisper away from the White House who doesn't even know what it is.
He maintains that any criticism against the tour company in question, is that they highlight a negative aspect of the country to foreign citizens and also possibly engage in profiteering at the expense of the underprivileged.
If visitors to the U.S.A. had to embrace every aspect of our foreign policy, the tourist trade would wither.
