The Export-Import Bank is supposed to use taxpayer financing to boost American exports, but in the process it gives foreign companies a leg up on their American competitors--something airline workers, miners and manufacturers have experienced firsthand.
Yet while Italian maestro Andrea Pirlo demonstrated he still has life in his 36-year-old legs, another foreign import was the most important player on view.
In other words, it would be as foreign as eating frogs' legs.In France, meanwhile, it is never hard to make the case that when things go wrong, les Rosbifs are to blame.
Botha, as I wrote yesterday, had missed or mishandled evidence, both about the circumstances of the murder itself (tramping through the crime scene; not securing phones) and about factors that could have been a basis for denying bail (Pistorius's propensity for violence, beyond threatening to break someone's legs; his foreign assets).
It's not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours only because they're heavily subsidized.
It's not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours only because they're heavily subsidized," Obama said.
Although some individuals actively tried to remove this foreign object from their leg, in most bees there was no apparent change in behaviour caused by the clip, which was small and lightweight enough to not restrict their movement.
Is a politician in Germany giving a speech lambasting Siemens for shipping jobs to the U.S. and complaining, as Obama did, that it's "not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours only because they're heavily subsidized," perhaps through partnerships with community colleges?
"The reporters always ask me, 'What part of you is most like a Japanese?' " said Ms. Miyamoto, who has the long legs of a foreign supermodel, but shares the same shy self-reserve of many other young Japanese women.
For the first decades following passage of the act, foreign substances applied to the legs, including chemicals, were detected by feel, sight or smell.
