It's a conflict over a tiny region, but it could have big international repercussions.
Correa also stressed he is not afraid of international repercussions that might stem from whatever decision Ecuador makes.
Investors have their eyes on Egypt as civil unrest in the North African country has progressively escalated into a full blown crisis with international repercussions.
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Understandably, Mr. Bush and his subordinates would prefer to avoid the domestic and international repercussions that might attend a formal, unilateral American announcement that the ABM Treaty regime is no longer operative.
Casey Chair, briefed an audience of Wall Street fund managers, bankers, investment house principals and financial reporters on the probable repercussions of key international trends.
The question of how -- and how successfully -- Obama can translate his message of change into practical and effective policies is, thus, one that will have not simply profound national repercussions, but international ones as well.
For example, the Finance Committee surely has an interest in the repercussions of LOST-established precedents for international taxation.
Speaking to Evan Davis, George Osborne said that protecting the NHS and international development budget are progressive decisions, despite the repercussions for other departments.
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She advises the government on issues of domestic and international law and attends cabinet when matters with major legal repercussions are discussed.
Reporters in Jerusalem and Ramallah spoke to local people about their hopes for the summit and international editors Mark Mardell and Jeremy Bowen analysed the diplomatic repercussions.
"Poor governance is a major issue in many African countries, and one that has serious repercussions for long-term food security, " says a statement by the International Food Policy Research Institute.
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