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Investors can also rely on diplomatic protection and state-to-state dispute settlement procedures.
As a safeguard against torture, Mr. Panetta said, the United States would rely on diplomatic assurances of good treatment.
: Assange's legal team is concerned the Swedes could "bow to US pressure" or "naively" rely on diplomatic assurances and allow him to be taken across the Atlantic.
Mr. Panetta said the agency is likely to continue to transfer detainees to third countries and would rely on diplomatic assurances of good treatment — the same safeguard the Bush administration used, and that critics say is ineffective.
Otherwise fisheries management commissions like CCAMLR have to rely on diplomatic pressure.
And Sanders' campaign clearly senses some space between her and the Democratic base on the broad issue of how much to rely on diplomatic engagement when it comes to Iran.
In 2005 the UN's special rapporteur on torture criticised Britain for relying on "diplomatic assurances" that deportees would not be tortured.
Whereas Mr Meshal relies on diplomatic and foreign ties for his influence, Hamas leaders in Gaza depend more on their own resources.
When NATO's enlargement dominated Russian thinking about foreign affairs in 1996-97, the blame went to America, not Europe.and naively at EuropeBut quite often Russia has seemed not really to understand how Europe works—as if it were relying on diplomatic textbooks from the 19th century.
"It is extremely disappointing that the Obama administration is continuing the Bush administration practice of relying on diplomatic assurances, which have been proven completely ineffective in preventing torture," said Amrit Singh, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, who tracked rendition cases under President George W. Bush.
(The State Department relied on diplomatic security agents and a small contingent of the February 17 Martyrs Brigade, a poorly trained Libyan militia, for armed protection).
