It has been about celebrating architects of the domestic system.
In some places, particularly in eastern Europe and Latin America, foreign banks dominate the domestic financial system.
Default would then be inevitable, and with it damage to both market confidence and the domestic financial system.
They also point out that the court will not intervene where a domestic legal system is functioning adequately.
It requires changes in a broader set of policies, aimed at promoting an efficient and well-balanced domestic financial system.
Since WTO cases often challenge Chinese law, Chinese lawyers are often best equipped to defend Chinese law to the rest of the world, as they are inculcated in the domestic legal system and culture, said Xiao.
The proposals from Britain's Vickers Commission go a long way to deal with this, dividing a tightly regulated domestic banking system (the bit that puts taxpayers at risk) from a more freewheeling international market for global capital.
Because of restrictions on investment abroad and a dearth of high-yielding instruments at home, such money as has accumulated has been invested mainly in the domestic banking system, where it earns a rate of return far too low to meet the government's pension promises.
Dr Mairead Tagg, a Glasgow-based psychologist who specialises in this area, agreed the domestic abuse court system was making a difference.
Ultimately, a China-domestic smart phone operating system (with Chinese-made apps) plus a domestic mobile search engine will be the best strategic 3G smart phone combination for MII.
"Germany, in effect, has invited this court to create a new international legal obligation, one that would necessarily intrude deep into the domestic criminal justice system of any state, " Thessin said.
New York joins 24 other states with a similar system for domestic abuse victims.
America has become a country that routinely hunts down and kills individual terrorist enemies overseas - apparently now in preference to capturing and detaining them indefinitely - and its citizens put up with more burdensome security restrictions in transportation and in public places than before, as well as with a somewhat less constricted system of domestic electronic surveillance.
Romney would shift the corporate tax to a territorial system in which domestic firms owe no U.S. income tax on their overseas sales but foreign firms pay U.S. tax on money they make here.
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IDVAs support victims of domestic violence through the criminal justice system, from the point at which an arrest has been made up until the court proceedings have ended.
The Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC) welcomed the consultation, arguing it was "a vital opportunity for ratepayers to help shape a fairer and more responsive system of non-domestic rating in Scotland".
Mitarai describes the crisis in plain language: seemingly unstoppable decline in birth rates, a turn to population decline, doubts about the future of the social security system, a shrinking domestic market.
The woes of Citigroup put paid to the myth of the indestructible universal bank, even as the success of Canada's banks (see article) showed that a system of a few domestic giants can work.
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Thanks to a strong, centralised government able to stimulate the economy quickly, and a generous welfare system that kept up domestic demand, French GDP shrank by only 2.6% in 2009, next to 4.7% in Germany and a euro-area average of 4.1%.
An amnesty system that allows for domestic workers to become legal migrants after five years in the country produced an apparent jump in the number of Peruvians living in Italy, from 78, 000 to 88, 000, and of Filipinos, from 114, 000 to 124, 000, in the year to January 2010.
So the commission recommends higher standards only for the bits of the banking system that are rooted in the domestic market.
The clocks that count down rather than up and the use of penalty kicks to decide regular season matches may be gone, but MLS still insists on using a draft to allocate a good number of domestic players amongst its teams and a playoff system to decide its eventual champion.
But despite the drawbacks of the system, the carry forward system was viewed as a lifeline for domestic stock markets.
Overhauling the health care system is the president's top domestic priority, but the initial proposals to reach Congress last week received a rocky reception.
In his first term as President, Wilson won passage of several important domestic measures, including the creation of the Federal Reserve System.
In terms of domestic policy, Likud is promising changes to the political system, a law for equality in national military service, economic reforms and a continued focus on security.
"The establishment of Amcon is a reflection of the government's commitment to safeguard the interests of depositors, creditors and other stakeholders in the Nigerian financial system, and in doing so rejuvenate the domestic economy, " said the president.
In enacting VAWA in 1994, Congress acknowledged that the criminal justice system chronically failed to respond to the crimes of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking, too often blaming victims and refusing to hold offenders accountable as violent criminals.
It will be Obama's second speech to the full legislature since he took office in January, and the setting and rarity of such an event highlighted the importance the president places on his top domestic priority: overhauling the nation's ailing health care system.
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