In setting up IPAB, the U.S. may be borrowing an unfortunate model from overseas.
"What happened with our overseas investments is unfortunate," said Keiji Tachikawa, president of NTT DoCoMo, "but the overheated market for 3G licenses is to blame".
And for all his preparedness on foreign policy — he had traveled to Afghanistan and the Mideast — he managed to offend his hosts and inspire unfortunate headlines on his first overseas trip as his party's presumptive nominee.
"However, the unfortunate part of it is that overseas media are already writing articles that might frighten backpackers away," he said.
It's unfortunate that Americans are still pressed to travel overseas for most stem cell treatments for the heart, but there are centers throughout the U.S. that offer options for various conditions that stem cells can benefit.
BBC News reported that Vayalar Ravi, India's Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs, called the joke "quite unfortunate and quite objectionable" in remarks to reporters, adding that his embassy planned to discuss the matter with the United States State Department.
Earlier this week Vayalar Ravi, India's minister of overseas Indian affairs, criticized the joke as "quite unfortunate and quite objectionable," while Victoria Nuland, a spokeswoman for the State Department, defended it as free speech protected by the United States Constitution.
Vayalar Ravi, India's Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs, said that the joke was "quite unfortunate and quite objectionable" and that he would raise the issue with the United States State Department.
As unfortunate it may be for some to accept, those who carry guns overseas operating on government contracts are an evil necessity.
This is unfortunate, since revisiting their biographical narratives in this optic can illuminate the subjective and emotional drivers of their life trajectories overseas, under a twofold pressure: the multi-sited relational settings in which their life projects are embedded, and the changing external structures of opportunities.
