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I don't think you are right. From the article: > In a joint statement, the two governments affirmed that “no private entity can claim monetary power, which is
by javert 7y ago
I don't think you are right.
From the article:
> In a joint statement, the two governments affirmed that “no private entity can claim monetary power, which is inherent to the sovereignty of nations”
I parse that as: monetary power is inherent to the sovereignty of nations; thus, no private entity can claim it.
It's like saying: "No dog should be allowed to eat chocolate, which is toxic to animals."
It would be helpful to have the actual original statement, but I wasn't able to find it very quickly and gave up.
- javert 7y agoSince I am getting downvoted: Is this a Continental English vs. American English thing? Because as a native American English speaker, there is no doubt at all what the sentence means in American English.