Sentence examples for foreign effects from inspiring English sources

But a federal appeals court reinstated the suit, saying that foreign plaintiffs can sue for the purely foreign effects of their actions.

Writing for the court, Justice Stephen G. Breyer said that the Sherman Antitrust Act does not cover the foreign effects of anticompetitive conduct unless the defendants' domestic behavior can be shown to have contributed to those effects.

It held that as long as "someone, even if not the foreign plaintiff who is before the court" can claim injury from a defendant's antitrust violation in the United States, foreign plaintiffs can also sue that defendant for the purely foreign effects of its conduct as well.

If General Fahim's proposal were to be put into effect, the foreign force would not outnumber the 1,000 Northern Alliance soldiers he insists should remain.

Table 2 shows how the extraterritorial emissions attributed to imports can be decomposed into the import scale effect, import composition effect, and the foreign technology effect estimated by Eq. (6).

But retailers are under pressure as analysts at UBS warned of a more cautious outlook for the high street, with uncertainty over Brexit and slower wage inflation, as well as foreign exchange effects and the growing impact of Amazon.

This study shows an example of foreign ion effects on the adsorption of actinide onto a mineral surface.

According to BP, this was because of a combination of foreign exchange effects and more income coming from joint ventures.

He noted that one of the things that Apple has done to respond to the foreign exchange effects is to increase the prices of some of Apple's products to keep margins high.

Ms. Mitroff pointed out that companies that derive big chunks of revenue in a particular currency often have much of their cost base in it, too, mitigating foreign-exchange effects.

A systems engineering model has been developed for the global petrochemical industry, named FREAK (FoReign trade Effect Assessment Kit).