Sentence examples for extraterritorial impact from inspiring English sources

Harvey Pitt, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC), recently voiced "considerable concern" about the extraterritorial impact of the directive.

RAQ: We should not forget that these economic sanctions have an extraterritorial impact, that is to say they apply equally to other countries in clear violation of international law which prohibits any kind of extraterritorial application of laws.

For example, Canadian anti-corruption laws have principles of extraterritoriality that are similar to those found in the UK Bribery Act.10 In the United States, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act 1977,11 has a similar goal to the Bribery Act 2010 and, in its extraterritorial reach, a similar impact although is perhaps narrower in its scope.

This extraterritorial application of laws has wide sweeping impact on e-commerce, privacy, defamation and freedom of information.

The UN's Human Rights Committee said it was "deeply concerned at the negative impact" the interception of data "including extraterritorial surveillance" could have "in particular when carried out on a mass scale".

Now there was "extraterritorial action".

Extraterritorial sanctions are always problematic.

But the second constraint is extraterritorial and financial.

Previous American administrations have waived similar extraterritorial sanctions.

Certainly, extraterritorial terrorism prosecutions would be a nonstarter.

Or, and perhaps more interesting: "A statute presumptively has no extraterritorial application".