Sentence examples for appeasement policy from inspiring English sources

Some observers believed that he was more influential in implementing the appeasement policy than Chamberlain himself.

Has the Democratic Party already forgotten what the Bush appeasement policy cost it in 2002?

Even Churchill had no idea of the final gasp of Chamberlain's appeasement policy.

But with Mr Wahid weakened by scandal and his appeasement policy increasingly discredited, the hardliners are pressing for tougher action.

In 1940, under the pseudonym Cato, he and two colleagues wrote "Guilty Men," a furious attack on the appeasement policy of the Chamberlain government.

His insistence that Great Britain intervene without hesitation in the impending war influenced Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain's subsequent reversal of the appeasement policy toward Germany.

His next book would have compared British and French appeasement policies; he died while still in his intellectual prime.

Finally they argue that in May 1940 Britain was under even more severe economic and military constraints than those that had inspired the appeasement policies of the 1930's.

An outspoken critic of appeasement policies and of Premier Édouard Daladier, he was forced from his position in 1939, but he continued his campaign in the columns of the socialist journal Le Populaire.

Mrs. Clinton first addressed Mr. Bush's remarks, made in a speech in Jerusalem, suggesting that talking to "terrorists and radicals" is no different than the appeasement policies toward Hitler and the Nazis.

Mr. von Trott persuaded Mr. Astor to oppose the appeasement policies favored by his family and other members of the Cliveden Set, so called after the Astors' stately home in Buckinghamshire, where they used to meet.