He sounded irritated when he added, "We respect the choice, the life style and political systems of other nations.
Fascinated by the legal systems of other countries, Mr. Barbosa wrote a book on affirmative action in the United States.
He's also able to flash back in time, apparently by hacking the cybernetic control systems of other players, resetting their internal clocks.
"This kind of term is unacceptable in our legal system and in the legal systems of other countries, and cannot be taken as a verdict," Peskov said.
The majority of Democratic delegates at the 2004 Convention believed that the political systems of other countries are none of our business.
Last year a report by the General Accounting Office castigated the state of U.S. airport security, comparing it unfavorably with the systems of other advanced nations.
It also influenced the legal systems of other countries that had once been Dutch colonies, such as Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon) and Guyana.
For that reason, some researchers consider the species level in bacterial classification to be nearly comparable to the genus level in the classification systems of other organisms.
The fact is that the mainly private U.S. health care system spends far more than the mainly public health care systems of other advanced countries, but gets worse results.
As chairman of the International Political Science Association's research committee on political finance and political corruption, he edited two books comparing the American campaign finance system and the systems of other countries.
In an open letter published last week, the new foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, maintained this position, and reiterated that "Britain does not interfere in the legal systems of other countries by challenging convictions".
