Sentence examples for transactions with foreign from inspiring English sources

§ 1010.360 Reports of transactions with foreign financial agencies.

The clause applies to the president and covers even ordinary, fair market value transactions with foreign states and their agents that result in any profit or benefit.

Trump's company has been sued by the attorneys general of Maryland and the District of Columbia, who are seeking details on the company's transactions with foreign governments.

This provision would require American citizens and corpora tions to prove to the Internal Revenue Service, on demand, that transactions with foreign banks did not involve taxable income.

The watchdog groups say the text should be interpreted to mean that Trump's businesses should cease commercial transactions with foreign states.

Their goal is to further their interests, improve their bottom line, engage in transactions with foreign partners, and maintain their competitive edge.

Cabinet nominees are already required by committees to disclose whether they have "received any compensation from, or been involved in any financial or business transactions with, a foreign government or an entity controlled by a foreign government" over the past 10 years.

That threshold determination is made under regulations the CFTC and SEC co-authored, which pursuant to subsequent guidance by the CFTC, exempts foreign non-guaranteed subsidiaries engaging in dealing transactions with other foreign non-guaranteed entities.

And Cruz's sleazy innuendos about hidden foreign money are undercut by a separate requirement to disclose any transactions with a foreign government — going back 10 years.

That would be an extraordinary use of a presidential prerogative usually reserved for prosecuting a war or restricting trade and transactions with a foreign adversary, and would likely draw legal challenges.

The Brennan Center at New York University has documented dozens of times that presidents have issued an emergency declaration under this law, often related to blocking property or transactions with certain foreign governments or individuals.