He will become the first non-American to orbit the moon.
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The rules to get in for a non-American were astounding.
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As for the non-American statistics, they are not much better.
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Mr Easterbrook is only the second non-American to run the company.
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It's a challenge every non-American actor playing an American character faces.
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Signs on some buildings prohibit parking non-American cars on the property.
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"I'm the first non-American-born president of the university," he said.
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More than 1,000 non-American NATO soldiers have died fighting in Afghanistan.
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Now, it must find non-American replacements if no exemptions are offered.
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Huawei appears to have found non-American suppliers for several critical components.
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Since 2017 some 45,000, mostly non-American, migrants have sought asylum in Canada.
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On 63 occasions, these non-American economies kept growing despite inverted yield curves.
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It could be, say, an equal split between American and non-American stocks.
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The weirdest thing, to lapsed-whatever non-American like me, was the earnestness.
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And even though I'm American by birth, I felt like a non-American.
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A strong greenback makes U.S. dollar-priced gold costlier for non-American investors.
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It's time for the World Bank to be run by a non-American.
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By 2000 the league had 36 non-American players, from 24 different countries.
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The French treasury can argue that non-American companies will also be affected.
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What Iran wants is our interests to be guaranteed by its non-American signatories.
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The fact that a possible FLOTUS chose to wear a non-American designer's look.
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Hagino's time was the third fastest ever and the fastest by a non-American swimmer.
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Then they often have a secondary, extra-territorial component restricting non-American individuals and companies.
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In 1961 that photo made Nagao the first non-American to win a photography Pulitzer.
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There are Article 102 cases under way against many non-American firms, including Russia's Gazprom.
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Even more interesting, the older the non-American respondents, the more anti-Trump they are.
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"You do have certain members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, like Chairman Grassley, in effect, making these outrageous claims about a non-American citizen, implying that that non-American citizen, former agent of the British Secret Service Christopher Steele, making inappropriate comments," Warner said.
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And the economy is showing signs of improvment as (non-American) foreign companies start to invest.
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December 2015 He ultimately suggested a ban on all non-American Muslims entering the United States.
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Protests by non-Facebookian humans: irrelevant – ignore Protests by human non-American Prime Ministers: irrelevant – ignore.
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Several non-American carriers rerouted flights on Wednesday to avoid Iraq and Iran, according to Flightradar24.
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They must have received a paycheck for publishing something in a non-American publication four times.
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If all goes according to plan, Maezawa will be the first non-American to orbit the moon.
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Xi Jinping, China's president, has hinted that its markets will become more open to non-American firms.
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But the overwhelming majority of the world's non-American population isn't eligible for any of these paths.
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Hawking is both a scientist and a non-American—two things to which Trump has been hostile.
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Much of the cash for the Telegram ICO is expected to come from non-American financiers, too.
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For example, Most non-American companies will now be able to do business with Iran's energy sector.
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A DECADE AGO Altria, which makes Marlboros, span off its non-American business, Philip Morris International (PMI).
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Look at where the non-American banks stand in the industry league tables compiled by Thomson Reuters.
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Taika Waititi is the franchise's first non-white director, and one of its few non-American directors.
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Since the passage of NAFTA, it has become almost ritual to fire American workers and buy non-American.
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Some non-American delegates at the conference found this fringe event more reassuring than the climate talks themselves.
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Sloan speculates that this is because the person who "discovered" it is a non-white, non-American researcher.
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The university said in a statement that it was recruiting more non-American volunteers willing to teach there.
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The IMF calculates that Taiwanese life insurers own 18% of all dollar debt issued by non-American banks.
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Not counting expats or cryptic puzzles, Mr. Gascoigne is the sixth non-American constructor we will have published.
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Prior to Sunday, the only living non-American serving in a top leadership position was Dieter Uchtdorf, a German.
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The only other non-American firm known to be in its sights on tax is Engie, a French utility.
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Some worry that the move could signal a crackdown on the federal government's use of non-American cybersecurity products.
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Broadly speaking, Section 702 authorizes the government to vacuum up the electronic communications of non-American nationals living abroad.
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More than 1,000 non-American soldiers from NATO countries have died in Afghanistan in the name of Article 5.
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Or Julie Delpy, or Michael Caine, two other non-American actors who found themselves in hot water after weighing in.
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ICYMI, I'm the British one here, the sole-non-American, the one who appreciates vowels and has, frankly, abysmal teeth.
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Analysts have said it will be hard for ZTE to stay competitive even if it could find non-American suppliers.
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On a day in which Federer and Rafael Nadal played epic matches, no non-American journalists attended Isner's news conference.
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Similarly bizarre false claims are made by non-American far-right politicians, who also regularly engage in anti-Semitic innuendo.
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Intelligence is gathered at a headquarters in Manama, the capital of Bahrain, where 65% of the personnel are non-American.
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Those commitments have not changed, and after remaining flat in 2015, spending increased last year among non-American alliance members.
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Now Glencore says it will pay the royalties—but in euros rather than dollars, and using an undisclosed non-American bank.
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In her stirring speech, Streep criticized President-elect Donald Trump's bullying rhetoric and advocated for diversity, especially of non-American actors.
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Carlos Slim, the only non-American to hold the title in this time span, earned his fortune from a Mexican conglomerate.
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Allowing the wall to be built with non-American materials is no oversight — it's what is required under U.S. trade law.
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Former President John F. Kennedy banned champagne and non-American wines from being served at the White House, even after dinner.
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Are there non-American writers and authors of color in your required reading list, or Indigenous research in your lab plans?
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It does not take much thought or investment to sketch out a Dirk Nowitzki-Kristaps Porzingis comparison. Big. Caucasian. Non-American.
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Huawei would also, of course, have to find non-American replacements for the various other components it relies on in its phones.
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The ban applies to goods that have 223% or more of U.S.-originated technology or materials, and may affect non-American firms.
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Many non-American films integrate language-switching much more naturally, as the process is a routine part of many people's daily lives.
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The non-American to win a recent major was Italian Francesco Molinari at the Open Championship in Carnoustie, Scotland 12 months ago.
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And to close it out, von Trier borrows "Young Americans," a similarly jaded tune from a non-American writing about the country.
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A study by professors at three non-American universities concludes that firms whose directors are linked to winning governors gain significant advantages.
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According to Tooze's tally, the Fed provided close to five trillion dollars in liquidity and loan guarantees to large non-American banks.
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The ban applies to goods that have 25% or more of U.S.-originated technology or materials, and may affect non-American firms.
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A small expression of American democracyThe uniqueness of Iowa's presidential race can leave a non-American observer with a lot of questions.
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Just 1.3% of demand for Spain's sale came from non-European and non-American regions, according to statistics released by Spain's treasury.
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Today, the lesson of Iraq hangs over everything, and Twitter has brought both anti-war and non-American voices to the fore.
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As a young Muslim, as a non-American, I know that the comforts of a college campus like mine cannot be underestimated.
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Just 1.3% of demand for Spain's sale came from non-European and non-American regions, according to statistics released by Spain's treasury.
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Kit Kat is nowhere near the first brand to give non-American consumers a first taste at their wildest and most experimental flavors.
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The greater economies of scale made possible by a global market would give Mexico and other non-American manufacturers a big competitive advantage.
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The ban applies to goods that have 28% or more of U.S.-originated technology or materials, and may therefore affect non-American firms.
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Buried in the bid notice is language that permits the purchase of non-American materials for any contract worth more than $10.1 million.
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That donation drew raised eyebrows because it was made in shares of a non-American company, Baidu, which is unusual in political fundraising.
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The provision lets Americans use U.S. courts to sue non-American companies that operate and deal with property confiscated after Fidel Castro's revolution.
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Great, non-American filmmakers who make big, challenging movies that used to represent a major artery of the North American cinematic circulatory system.
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Although rosters in MLB and the NBA are both just over one-quarter non-American, the makeup of those leagues' foreign players differs sharply.
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This is because Washington's current favored policy instrument is extra-territorial sanctions, imposed even on non-American firms which trade with Iran or Russia.
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The ban applies to goods and services with 25% or more of U.S.-originated technology or materials, and may, therefore, affect non-American firms.
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For other kinds of components, Huawei should not have much trouble finding non-American substitutes if it is fully cut off from American suppliers.
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For now, the fall semester started with 20 to 25 non-American foreign volunteers, according to Colin McCulloch, the university's director of external relations.
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While this was an important night for nonwhite and non-American filmmakers and actors, American movies continue to be appallingly bad for female filmmakers.
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Even before Mr. Trump announced the pullout, non-American businesses were wary about making any financial commitments in Iran, fearful of such an outcome.
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Or, for our non-American readers, it's like driving from Paris to Prague, deciding that's not far enough, then deciding to head for Vienna.
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We should expect it to continue on occasion to target non-American ships with mines or use provocative harassment tactics from its small boats.
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Earlier in April, Tencent became the first Asian — and the first non-American — firm to make the list of top 10 most valuable public companies.
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The tangled nature of chip-industry supply chains, says Mr Ernst, means that many non-American companies make use of American parts or intellectual property.
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But even that would be likely to cause a diplomatic crisis with Israel's non-American allies, which are still committed to a two-state solution.
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On the other hand, the NATO secretary general has always been a non-American as a means of trying to balance between American and Europe.
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White supremacists would hate BrunchCon's Rainbow Coalition of people laughing and dancing and drinking non-American macrobrew beer on this, a Sunday, the Lord's day.
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He is the latest in a long line of non-American rookies to perform in the Ryder Cup as if born for the big stage.
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Washington's secondary sanctions, which threaten to punish non-American individuals and companies doing business with the sanctioned entities in the same way they would Americans.
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Other companies likely to suffer include: The energy sector also will be targeted as China directs more of its energy purchases to non-American sources.
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But to those listening to it with non-American ears, too much of the speech would have sounded too much like an anthem of abdication.
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But consider this: It was the first time she had worn a non-American designer to the event in the eight years she had attended.
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Second, non-American internet entrepreneurs will have a harder time entering the United States market, harming their chances to grow and fundraise, reducing consumer choice.
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I am very much a child of American culture but at the same time, I also had access to plenty of non-American cultural products.
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But it took flying some 10,000 miles away from U.S. shores, to an island in the Indian Ocean, to find my first non-American Trump supporter.
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Just five years ago a fund manager would have struggled to find enough data for non-American bonds, says Collin Crownover of State Street Global Advisors.
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Non-American citizens are increasingly found on voter rolls thanks to covert registration methods, with nothing actually stopping them from casting a ballot in an election.
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They told her that, historically, reliable government services like electricity, water and communications made them feel superior to their non-American neighbours like Dominicans and Cubans.
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Out of nine medalists, Wood was the only non-American to receive the prestigious award, and one of two recognized for work outside the United States.
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Trump's self-congratulatory reiteration of his call for a temporary ban on non-American Muslims entering the United States exemplifies his violence-tinged politics of division.
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ASMR creators who have non-American accents have always been popular, and many of the original ASMR stars did some videos in languages other than English.
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I've been talking to some non-American friends, asking do artists where they're from feel pressures to insert themselves into the political climate of their countries.
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Believe it or not, from the Russian perspective, interfering in the American presidential election was a performance organized mostly for the benefit of non-American publics.
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Long concealed, this subterranean struggle has more fully emerged thanks to the release of reporters' notes and opening of non-American, especially long-shut Communist, archives.
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Since 9/11, homegrown white supremacists and similar extremists have killed more Americans in the US than all Islamic extremists, American or non-American, put together.
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If you look at pop music in America and you look at the top 15 artists, none of them—apart from Adele and Coldplay—are non-American?
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Funk carioca, otherwise known as baile funk or just "funk" to Brazilians, might be the next non-American dance subgenre to break out into a worldwide market.
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The best non-American startups almost exclusively use New York City as their American or North American headquarters, bringing in talented workers with international resumes and perspectives.
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Ifemelu decides to explore the subject in a blog called Raceteenth or Various Observations About American Blacks (Those Formerly Known as Negroes) by a Non-American Black.
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And though it had a greater political sophistication than "24" and its like, "Homeland" still tended to see its non-American characters more as objects than subjects.
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After all, there are a bunch of serious, well-intentioned foreign-backed VC firms and limited partners that are now under scrutiny just for being non-American.
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"We've always been a very laid back society ... used to a leisurely, non-American view of security," one senior official of Prime Minister Charles Michel's government told Reuters.
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What Iran wants is our interests to be guaranteed by its non-American signatories ... In that case, getting rid of America's mischievous presence will be fine for Iran.
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But whatever its chances, it attempts to shift a belief widely held by participants in oil markets: that non-American oil producers are helpless against the shale revolution.
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Mr Trump announced on May 10th that Mr Khan would be exempt from his putative entry ban on non-American Muslims, which he then called "just a suggestion".
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In that time period, the couples will have to decide whether they'll walk down the aisle or whether their non-American partner will have to leave the country.
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While non-American financial contributions have slowly risen since 2015, burden sharing continues to be a significant impediment to a capable, adaptive, mobile, and fully prepared military alliance.
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During his Oval Office speech, Trump took a victory lap, touting his administration's ban on non-American citizens who had recently visited China from entering the United States.
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I've also never seen a significant line in a non-American polling station — the number of polling stations needed are calculated based on population and are allocated accordingly.
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The U.S. removed the sanctions after confirming a deal on Iran's disputed nuclear programme, including prohibitions on non-American companies selling insurance to and trading with Iranian entities.
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Weaker demand and lower prices, as well as continued imports from non-American steel companies, forced the company to lower its full-year shipment projections for those products.
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Iran could stick with the deal and seek to expand trade with non-American partners—though major international firms are likely to fear being shut out of American markets.
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Audiences could look at him and see Honda or Sony or any other alien, non-American thing that was, in their eyes, coming across the ocean to take over.
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It was only the second time in the past century that the final pitted two non-American players, though both Ruffels and Valenzuela attend university in the United States.
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In short, the Section 702 program explicitly focuses on non-American targets and contains multiple safeguards to protect the privacy of any Americans inadvertently caught up in the program.
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Americans are sprinkled on non-American teams, Boswell said, and are then usually assigned support roles, making it difficult for them to elevate themselves and American cycling in general.
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If Bezos really wanted to make a statement to Trump, he would select the only non-American candidate, whose governance is a direct contrast to Trump's policies and priorities.
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The address was extremely well received here at the World Economic Forum by both American business leaders and even non-American attendees, who are overwhelmingly skeptical of Trump overall.
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The move freezes the U.S. assets of "oligarchs" as well as punishes non-American individuals and companies doing business with the sanctioned entities in the same they would Americans.
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"I suspect it doubles as a self-help book of sorts about how to function socially as a human being in the non-American world," he wrote back (emphasis mine).
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Analysts at Morgan Stanley estimate that global, non-American banks could see risk-weighted assets rise by an average of 18-30%, depending on the level of the output floor.
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GMO's forecasts have been pretty accurate for asset classes such as emerging-market bonds and international (non-American) shares; annual returns have been within 1.5 percentage points of its forecasts.
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The decision shows how Washington's effort to bar sales of technology to Chinese firms, including Huawei Technologies , is ensnaring non-American firms that are not obliged to follow U.S. law.
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Yes. In the past several years, the Bachelor shows have infiltrated the international market, and, as of now, one thing seems clear: non-American Bachelor shows are way more dramatic.
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Famous, Famous-ish, and Not-at-All Famous Non-American Writers Who Are Not Going to Win Mostly these are famous writers who people have bet on because they're famous.
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The deal, codified in the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action and endorsed by the United Nations Security Council Resolution 2231, specifically includes allowing non-American banks to operate in Iran.
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Glasenberg's move demonstrated that even non-American entities may now be viewing Russian assets as too risky to hold, proving the effectiveness of Washington's unusually direct shot at the country.
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"People didn't seem to have a problem with Marie Kondo and her tidying up method when they didn't consciously know she was non-white and non-American," one person tweeted.
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Several non-American golfers, worried about the safety of their families abroad, were uneasy continuing to play golf in northern Florida and in Texas, where the tour was soon headed.
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The American sanctions are a powerful deterrent to many non-American companies, particularly large multinational businesses that are intertwined in the United States economy and dependent on its financial system.
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The case against Sudan centers on whether the punitive damages provision of a law passed by Congress in 2628 can apply retroactively to compensate non-American employees of U.S. embassies.
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The decision shows how Washington's effort to bar sales of technology to Chinese firms, including Huawei Technologies, is ensnaring non-American firms that are not obliged to follow U.S. law.
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It can nominate an internationally-acceptable globalist to the job, or face rejection as the world selects a non-American to head the Bank for the first time in its history.
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It can nominate an internationally acceptable globalist to the job or face rejection as the world selects a non-American to head the bank for the first time in its history.
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Cola: I love Double Cola and Sprecher's Puma Kola and Mexican Coke, but a sleeper hit is the rare non-American entry to my soda list, Fentimans Curiosity Cola from England.
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During his presidential campaign, Trump proposed banning non-American Muslims from entering the United States, but his executive order regarding immigration is expected to be based on nationality rather than religion.
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In fact, two-thirds of these breaches involved calls between legitimate non-American targets who just happened to be in America at the time—and were thus temporarily protected by law.
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Trying to explain dyslexia falls into the same category as describing color to someone without sight, or Donald Trump to a non-American: technically possible, but not likely to be pretty.
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Google achieved an effective tax rate of 5003% on its non-American profits in 2500-21890 by routing profits to Bermuda, via Ireland and the Netherlands (known as a double Irish).
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This is creating a chilling effect on the financing of even non-American trade and investment: all remember the $9 billion fine slapped on BNP-Paribas in 2014 for sanctions evasion.
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American travelers are also allowed to join cruises sailing to Cuba from non-American ports, so long as they are licensed to travel to the island and are not simply tourists.
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Executives worry about how stifling speech from non-American entities could set a precedent on the social network — and how it could potentially be used against other groups in the future.
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The series goes much further than most American shows in fleshing out the lives and motivations of the non-American characters, not falling back on the usual assertions of religious fanaticism.
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It also requires any international organizations supporting those clinics to stop promoting abortion or advocating abortion rights anywhere in the world — even if they use non-American money to do so.
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From Frank Lloyd Wright's handsome midcentury homes to choices that reflect the paucity of women and non-American designers on our original list, here are some of the most popular selections.
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The NBA draws widely from around the globe: no single country makes up even 22021% of its non-American players, and the top five put together represent just 42% of the total.
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George Eves, the British-raised, Amsterdam-based founder of Expat Info Desk, a website that produces guides for expatriates, said that a growing number of non-American businesses cater to American tastes.
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And as the secretary general of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, keeps pointing out, the level of non-American allied military spending has gone up some $87 billion since 2014 and continues to grow.
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Daniel Guild: More surprises lay ahead Of all the oddities of the American political system, surely the hardest to explain to a non-American is the role expectations play in primary politics.
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But the fact that a non-American, non-heavyweight, non-gold-medal-winning Olympian is making his pro debut in the feature bout at the mecca of boxing is virtually without precedent.
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"It's an honour: Abbr." indicates that the answer has to be a British (or other non-American English) abbreviation, and today it's O.B.E. ■ 6D: Contract bridge players, you got this one, right?
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Muslim ban Trump continues to supports his contentious proposal to temporarily ban non-American Muslims from entering the U.S. until we "figure out what the hell is going on" -- with terrorism, that is.
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The Second Amendment allows the bearing of arms, but it is astonishing to the non-American world that this is interpreted as a right to build private arsenals of military-style killing machines.
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" A 2005 study in the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology looked at data from 48 non-American samples, finding that they described the typical American as (among other things) "arrogant" and "achievement-oriented.
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Federica Mogherini, the European Union's top diplomat, said the bloc was setting up a "special payments entity" that would work to shield non-American companies from the United States' economic actions against Iran.
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It's not often that so-called "foreign" stories get the full Hollywood treatment, or that non-American people are afforded the opportunity to see their lived experiences accurately portrayed on the big screen.
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Huawei has "already found alternative supply solutions, including our self-developed solutions or sourcing from non-American partners" for components affected by the US blacklist, Hu told reporters on the sidelines of the conference.
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He built seven or eight websites—about muscle cars or celebrities or superyachts, all oriented toward the American reader, because an American reader is roughly three times more valuable than a non-American one.
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As a result, U.S. officials have said the United States is considering easing some sanctions to permit non-American companies to have some access to the U.S. financial system for dollar transactions involving Iran.
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The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China released its own survey on Thursday saying the tariffs were causing "significant disruptions" to global supply chains and "seriously impacting" non-Chinese and non-American companies.
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One minute, he was a young lad experiencing the foreshadowing of Donald Trump's current attitude towards non-American folks (Translation: He got kicked out of Trump Tower along with his fellow One Direction members).
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Earlier this month, a European Union official said that the bloc was setting up a "special payments entity" that would work to shield non-American companies from the United States' economic actions against Iran.
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According to internal government documents obtained by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, widespread problems with government computer systems generally and an impending deadline for non-American visitors were probably to blame for the website's crash.
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While it's impossible to augur, for certain, an accurate answer, there's a question to be asked about how that same film might have been inflected, even a touch, had non-American black performers been cast.
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Though paying in euros and using non-American banks may avoid breaking the rules in theory, in practice it may not be so easy, says Elisabeth Caesens, director of Resource Matters, a Brussels-based NGO.
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The Chinese hacking groups have also focused on non-American targets, including Russia, South Korea and Vietnam, and have sometimes aimed at targets related to the disputes over Chinese claims in the South China Sea.
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After over a decade of funding applications, cross-continental trips between America and Japan, and "nos" from studio executives who couldn't get their heads around profiling a non-American woman, Infinity has finally been released.
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In preparation for this highly selective roundup, I compiled a list of non-American scripted shows that have had new seasons available in the United States, on traditional TV or streaming, so far in 2018.
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Glencore and Mr. Gertler settled that fight last month, with the company agreeing to make royalty payments in euros, rather than dollars, through a non-American financial institution to avoid violating the Treasury Department sanctions.
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For example, the program allows the government to obtain the emails or phone calls, without a warrant, of a non-American ISIS member who is outside the United States and might be plotting an attack.
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Yes, that European country with a legacy for strict government controls and regulatory oversight seems to be reinventing itself… and there were more French start-ups at CES this year than any other non-American country.
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Some non-American viewers have tried to defend Harding's language by arguing that words like "cunt" don't have the same force in England and elsewhere as they do in the States, but that's not entirely true.
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Yet both the winning exhibitions (and three others that were highly commended and each awarded $10,000) were all from American institutions, a sure sign that non-American curators need to improve the quality of their applications.
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Officially, Adelaide is now the first non-American "gigabit city," making it part of a program that connects innovators and researchers to their counterparts in other cities with advanced network infrastructure, including Chattanooga and Austin, Tex.
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As one possible counter-measure, organizers of the Def Con hacking conference have recommended that U.S. states reduce the amount of non-American parts and software used in their voting machines, according to the group's report.
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In its inaugural season in its new home, the company for the first time produced three plays by a non-American playwright, the South African Athol Fugard, in addition to four plays (mostly new) by Americans.
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Dyson cited his experience teaching international relations in China as the inspiration for his book, as it was during this time that he realized many of his examples didn't translate well to a non-American audience.
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But critics said the order could have the opposite effect of that intended, validating white-nationalist drives for Jews to be reclassified as non-American — and possibly leading to Jewish deportations and exacerbating anti-Semitic hatred.
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The network airs programs like House Hunters International that sometimes feature non-American same-sex couples, and shows like Property Brothers and Love It or List It have had same-sex couples who had their homes renovated.
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To avoid that outcome, and allow full implementation of the nuclear deal, European and other non-American banks want concrete legal assurances from the United States government that they would not be punished if they entered Iran.
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For example, it ruled in 2017 that former U.S. officials who served under President George W. Bush could not be sued over the treatment of non-American citizen detainees rounded up in New York after the Sept.
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The map could also show other agencies and organizations, including non-American patrols, but as a security expert told the WaPo, the data could help enemy forces plan an attack or ambush on troops, American or otherwise.
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Members must live in the greater Southern California area, have received a paycheck for publishing something in a non-American publication four times, submit two letters of recommendation from current members, and pay a $500 initiation fee.
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This hearing's been on the books for several months, and its official purpose was to discuss Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which allows the U.S. to scoop up communications between non-American nationals abroad.
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Huawei's Asian suppliers must obey American law on export control, in theory at least, because it prohibits not just the direct sale of American technology by American firms, but also its transmission through non-American companies like TSMC.
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After living here for a while, I've come to realize that America is a melting pot of so many different cultures, and I take comfort in knowing I would not be the only non-American celebrating the day.
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GE had an edge over non-American firms vying to buy Alstom's assets, such as Siemens of Germany and Mitsubishi of Japan, insofar as their legal departments may have been less well-versed in negotiating American legal settlements.
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Only three men - A.J. Foyt, Al Unser Sr. and Rick Mears - have finished the 500 on Victory Lane four times and, with a win on Sunday, Castroneves would become the first non-American to join that exclusive club.
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The government charge said Facebook enabled advertisers to exclude people whom the social network's data classified as parents, non-American-born, non-Christian, or a variety of other interests that closely align with the Fair Housing Act's protected classes.
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When I arrived at the office today, all of our non-American staff was on time, while the US citizens were slowly making their way in (except one for one dedicated voter, who got up super early to vote).
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The HUD charge said Facebook enabled advertisers to exclude people whom the social network's data classified as parents, non-American-born, non-Christian, or a variety of other interests that closely align with the Fair Housing Act's protected classes.
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Apple established a cosy deal with Ireland that allowed it to channel most of its non-American sales and profits through special corporate entities, saving itself €230 billion in taxes over ten years, the European Commission has recently claimed.
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Under the new designation, non-American banks and other entities are banned from conducting dollar transactions on behalf of North Korea, a prohibition intended to crimp the North's economic activities and its ability to further expand its nuclear program.
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While the United States has relaxed many of its sanctions against Iran, Washington still demands that even non-American manufacturers wishing to sell to Iran obtain an export license if their products include materials made in the United States.
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Some current and former alliance officials say they believe having a non-American at the head of the intelligence arm had helped NATO's intelligence analysis supplement the United States collection and not simply seem to be a rubber stamp.
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So, too, are a number of the regional industries that define the American summer but have increasingly relied on non-American workers, from vacation spots in Maine and Minnesota to Gulf Coast shrimpers and the salmon fisheries of Alaska.
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Now, listen, I am certainly no fan of Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi&aposs politics, but she insinuated that they were acting out of some malice based on race by calling Maxine Waters&apos comments non-American, that&aposs utterly absurd.
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The HUD charge said that Facebook enabled advertisers to exclude people whom the social network's data classified as parents, non-American-born, non-Christian, or a variety of other interests that closely align with the Fair Housing Act's protected classes.
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We'll never know if a united Yugoslavia had an epochal upset in them, but we do know that collection of players were arguably the best non-American team to ever lace up—an improbable, still-remarkable collection of basketball talent.
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Raghuram Rajan, the former IMF chief economist and Indian central bank governor who has been vocally calling for non-American leader of the World Bank for over a decade, would be eminently qualified, as would African Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina.
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FINK: No. KERNEN: And the United States is in a similar position, 200 billion in arms sales – and a – you know, to thwart Iran to Gemini in the Middle East -- FINK: Are there are many business that do business worldwide, American/Non- American.
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The position is one of three in the Justice Department with the authority to issue Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrants, which allow the government to conduct surveillance on non-American targets outside the United States, even when they communicate with Americans.
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"Beckham is one of the few non-American athletes I've seen crack the code and capture the American marketplace at a really high level," said Mr. Duffy, who drew a comparison between Mr. Ming, once an unknown in America, and Mr. Joshua.
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And time away, too, from both televised Olympic coverage that too often ignores interviewing significant non-American winners and from Rowdy Gaines — that's right, ROWDY GAINES — whose keening voice will forever ring in my ears when I find myself in a swimming pool.
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Player grew up in a poor and single-family household in Johannesburg, South Africa and by the age of 29 had won the prestigious U.S. Open, and is the only non-American to win the four major golf tournaments, known as the career Grand Slam.
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Earlier this week, for the first night of the RNC, Melania Trump sported a ready-to-wear dress she purchased herself on Net-a-Porter (by a non-American designer, Roksanda, no less) — rather than a custom piece, as most potential FLOTUS's have worn.
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The NSA must be able to demonstrate to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court that, not only is every target of data collection both outside the United States and a non-American citizen, but each is associated with one of three specific national security categories.
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Majorities of working-class whites believe that we should make the entry of Syrian refugees into the United States illegal and temporarily ban the entrance of non-American Muslims into our country; about two-thirds of college-educated whites oppose each of these proposals.
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Although Europe may yet carve out protections for companies from the region, the company fears the imposition of so-called secondary sanctions by the United States against non-American businesses and individuals as part of the decision to pull out of the nuclear accord.
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"Iran and the EU will put pressure on the United States to facilitate the cooperation of non-American banks with Iran," Zarif said at a news conference in Tehran with Mogherini who said in a tweet that she was leading a team of seven EU commissioners.
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London's Lady Sovereign was primed for success after Jay-Z signed her to a deal with Def Jam Recordings in 2005, becoming the first non-American woman to sign with the company (legend has it he asked her for an impromptu freestyle before offering her a deal).
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In more than a century of racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) only three men — A.J. Foyt, Al Unser Sr. and Rick Mears — have won the 500 four times and with a win on Sunday Castroneves would become the first non-American to join that group.
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Since taking office, Trump's pro-business administration continues to try to boost confidence on both the steel supply and demand sides, driven by the president's steel-friendly positions on trade enforcement, infrastructure spending, regulatory rollbacks, tax breaks and prohibiting new pipeline projects from using non-American steel.
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However, the court threw out the $4.3 billion in punitive damages from the original $10.2 billion the country was originally ordered to pay, and is seeking to clarify whether the non-American victims' families could receive up to $21625 billion, a lawyer for the Sudanese government said.
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But the agency decided Friday that it will choose a non-American leader for the first time in decades -- a move that comes as the Trump administration continues to reduce the number of refugees it accepts into the US every year and push a controversial immigration agenda.
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The coming week is sure to offer new details on the debate in Congress surrounding the renewal of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, a controversial provision that allows the U.S. intelligence community to collect data on non-American targets overseas without a warrant.
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Why it matters: The move to block exports of these "emerging" and "foundational" technologies from the U.S., even by non-American companies, would limit partnerships with Chinese firms and possibly the employment of Chinese nationals in the U.S. AV industry, since technical information could qualify as an export.
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It's a resonant and fiercely intellectual novel about a Nigerian woman named Ifemelu who leaves Africa for America and suffers here before starting a blog called "Raceteenth or Various Observations About American Blacks (Those Formerly Known as Negroes) by a Non-American Black" and winning a fellowship at Princeton.
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Toronto Dispatch TORONTO — The young men were shooting baskets near their home in a Toronto suburb on Sunday, but were happy to pause to offer a carefully considered, if partisan, analysis on the Toronto Raptors' chances of becoming the first non-American team to win the N.B.A. championship.
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Women's health and HIV/AIDS organizations felt, justifiably, that the global gag rule made it impossible to engage in family planning and HIV prevention efforts, and many American groups that accepted US government funds after acceding to the rules were denied access to international meetings, shunned by counterpart non-American groups.
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"It is the norm - not the exception - that when we go abroad, the non-American surgeons are teaching the American surgeons how to do numerous things," said Kuwayama, who regularly serves on humanitarian missions for the medical aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), known in the U.S. as Doctors Without Borders.
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Balanced against that is what the tech companies lose if they are seen to be doing the bidding of the FBI -- tens of billions of dollars and also the strong possibility of losing market share to other non-American tech companies, particularly software and cloud computing firms, around the world.
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"Sailfish OS, as a non-American, open-source based, secure mobile OS platform, is naturally an interesting option for different players — currently the interest is stronger among corporate and governmental customers and partners, as our product offering is clearly focused on this segment," says Jolla co-founder and CEO Sami Pienimäki .
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Wood was the only non-American honored at the event, and one of two philanthropists honored for projects outside of the United StatesThe Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy is awarded to influential philanthropists every two years by the nonprofit organizations founded by Andrew Carnegie, the organization said in a press release.
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In an interview on Tuesday, Héctor Ferrer, the party president, argued, among other things, that Congress should modify the Jones Act of 1920, which prohibits non-American ships from carrying goods between the island and the mainland, an exclusion that he said pushes up the prices of consumer goods and gasoline.
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But above all, it's fascinating to see this story from such a distinctly non-American perspective, from a point of view where Americans are troublemakers who designed the space shuttle specifically to steal Soviet technology, with politics that revolve around frightening the rest of the world, then presenting themselves as the heroes.
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It paid off: The vocals by newcomer Anthony Gonzalez as Miguel make the entire tale feel more authentic, and characters brought to life by the likes of Benjamin Bratt, Jaime Camil, Alanna Ubach, and Gael Garcia Bernal make the setting feel inclusive rather than exclusive, as movies about non-American cultures often can.
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He just finished a tepid storyline with Sheamus, another talent of supreme averageness, in which they feuded for the title; Sheamus started a group of non-American wrestlers called The League of Nations, who are mostly together by virtue of McMahon thinking foreigners are united by the strangeness of their un-American status.
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"There's a lot more American riders now, I would say, that race for non-American teams, and for that reason they don't get quite as much coverage or attention as opposed to back in the 7-Eleven days when they were just the American team and they were out there," he said.
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And to be fair, I've always been irked by the implicit notion in the American media that America somehow deserves another Nobel Prize, when there are plenty of less famous, non-American writers out there who have done monumental work that is just as good, if not better, Svetlana Alexievich being the most recent example.
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"Regarding the capital and currency wars, the ability of the US president to unilaterally cut off capital flows to China and also freeze payments on the debts owed to China and also use sanctions to inhibit non-American financial transactions with China must be considered as possibilities," Dalio said in a recent LinkedIn post.
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"Regarding the capital and currency wars, the ability of the US president to unilaterally cut off capital flows to China and also freeze payments on the debts owed to China and also use sanctions to inhibit non-American financial transactions with China must be considered as possibilities," Dalio, the co-chairman of Bridgewater Associates, said.
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But despite that, Trump has worn clothing that could be read by some as small tokens of subversion — whether it's wearing a pussy-bow blouse to the debates after news of her husband's misogynistic comments were made public, or choosing to wear non-American designers during the campaign, when her husband has been an outspoken critic of globalization.
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Jourova said today that the EC is hearing two lines in Washington regarding renewal of FISA 702: One view being that Congress will reauthorize the current version of the law; and the other being that, as she put it, "there is a space for improvement in our interests — that the protection of non-American citizens could be added".
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The WASP virtues also included a cosmopolitanism that was often more authentic than our own performative variety — a cosmopolitanism that coexisted with white man's burden racism but also sometimes transcended it, because for every Brahmin bigot there was an Arabist or China hand or Hispanophile who understood the non-American world better than some of today's shallow multiculturalists.
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Though he's commercially transcended hip-hop, any halfway follower of his career would know that he's been jostling for respect in a genre that by many accounts, left very little wiggle room for someone like him—non-American, perceived as privileged, painfully corny at times—to not only get in, but to thrive against the odds.
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In Massey's spare line and simple, flat shapes, some viewers may find affinities with those of the African-American self-taught artist Bill Traylor, while his quizzical fantasy characters find echoes in the art brut drawings of such non-American creators as the Austrian Josef Bachler (1914-1979), the German Ernst Kolb (1927-1993), and the Iranians Davood Koochaki (born 1939) and Mehrdad Rashidi (born 1963).
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Although multiple sources have Trump saying this story was about non-American citizen the Very Famous Golfer Bernhard Langer, some people from the White House told the Times, upon inquiry, that the story was from a friend of Langer that the golfer then relayed to our creamsicle president, and that Trump was, in turn, telling to a group of dumbstruck congressmen to prove that he was not, in fact, a loser.
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In addition to being the first modern biracial royal in line for the throne (7th, in fact), Baby Sussex will also technically be a U.S. citizen and hold dual citizenship in the U.K. According to the U.S. State Department, a baby born abroad to a U.S. citizen and a non-American automatically acquires U.S. citizenship at birth if the U.S. citizen parent has lived in the U.S. or one of its outlying possessions for five years prior to the person's birth (which Meghan has), at least two of which were after the age of fourteen.
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This was a time when only one funeral home in Manhattan would embalm the dead; when 20 states debated laws to quarantine or control the sick; when Bill Clinton signed a law barring any non-American with H.I.V. from entering the country (the restriction lasted until the end of 2009); when it took two years and almost 600 dead after AIDS was first detected as a unique disease for this newspaper to mention it on its front page; and when President Reagan could publicly throw back his head and laugh at a crude AIDS joke as late as 1986.
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