"What we can take away is we are in the midst of a major investigation with foreign policy ramifications," said Jeffrey Jacobovitz, a white-collar lawyer who has defended Clinton administration officials.
In other words, the analysis presented in The Union and the World goes beyond merely looking at the formal efforts under the EU's second pillar but also includes an in-depth investigation of the foreign policy ramifications of EU structures whose primary focus is actually the Common Market.
He said domestic actions can have foreign policy ramifications, drawing a parallel to Republican patron saint Ronald Reagan, who a few months after becoming president in 1981 fired striking federal air traffic controllers.
Noting that assertions of jurisdiction by American courts over events that occur in a another country could have negative foreign policy ramifications for the United States, the Court said that any decision to permit such suits should be made by Congress explicitly, not by the courts.
But whatever the security ramifications, foreign ownership dominates the maritime industry, including the U.S. facilities where giant ships dock and unload thousands of containers filled with products for U.S. consumers.
The context of this ban is an alleged recording of Erdogan's inner circle, including the Foreign Minister, the ramifications of an incursion into with Syria.
Understandably, the Saudis preferred to curb the foreign and domestic political ramifications of the case.
He was a young kid, pitching the World Series in a foreign country, knowing the ramifications of it.
With fears that a Greek government collapse would derail its loan agreement with foreign lenders, the potential ramifications echoed across Europe.
China, meantime, is cutting the subsidies it gives to solar panel makers, which has negative implications for the domestic landscape but which has positive ramifications for foreign markets.
