Sentence examples for foreign repercussions from inspiring English sources

Since the Fed has not recently acknowledged the foreign repercussions of its tapering policy, Mr Buiter worries that it has not noticed those repercussions.

The foreign repercussions of Fed policy (which may include an unsustainable boom and bust in the big emerging markets) might have domestic repercussions for the US.

However, as Beijing's increasing involvement in the Indonesian communist movement triggered foreign repercussions, Soekarno was eventually not able to save himself from a US-backed military coup in 1967, when general Suharto brought Indonesia onto the path of military rule for more than three decades.

While intramural tensions mount and defuse for the Eaton Place inhabitants, there's also a Holland house-warming party involving a visit from Joachim von Ribbentrop (Edward Baker-Duly), who subsequently dallies with Persephone and causes foreign-office repercussions.

The lawsuit is one of a series in which human rights groups have sued multinational companies in American courts in an attempt to hold the corporations more accountable for the repercussions of foreign investment on local populations.

Still, many Greeks are unsettled by Syriza's game of chicken with the troika and may heed foreign warnings about the dire repercussions of a possible Greek exit from the euro.

A further action that would have repercussions in the foreign affairs field was the secret execution in April May 1940 of 15,000 Polish officers and others who had become prisoners of war after the Soviet invasion of their country in 1939 the Katyn Massacre (named for the Katyn forest, west of Smolensk, where mass graves were discovered).

It is extraordinary, pacing Sheffield Hallam's rows of Victorian houses, with sweeping views of the Peak District beyond, to think the composition of Britain's next government with potentially vast repercussions for economic, foreign and social policy could be decided on the whim of a few thousand disgruntled Tykes.Thus does the personal and particular intervene in the grand sweep of democracy.

He argued that foreign crises have strong worldwide repercussions due in part to the phenomenon of moral hazard, particularly when many multinational firms deliberately invest in highly risky government bonds in anticipation of a national or international bailout.

In consideration of these issues, this study seeks to evaluate the direct and repercussion effects of foreign visitors to Japan, both economically and environmentally.

In retrospect, the debate last week didn't come close to touching on the real repercussions of an interventionist foreign policy.