Sentence examples for as internationalists from inspiring English sources

Clinton, Edwards, and Obama view themselves as internationalists — eager to keep America engaged in the world and willing to employ force if necessary.

To most people, even people who think of themselves as internationalists, this represents a perfectly natural reflection of our layered obligations, but to a true universalist it must seem like a crime.

In the long view, though, American exceptionalism can be isolationist as well as internationalist.

The vast majority of Italians had not sought unity and many had fought against it; those who supported it were divided between republicans and monarchists, and some were not so much nationalist as internationalist, working toward a united socialist Europe.

The liberal-left thinks of itself as internationalist and therefore bites its tongue and mumbles its words when the EU promotes policies it would condemn if they came from Westminster.

Just as Stalin benefited by being an anti-fascist, Hitler exploited Soviet Russia's association with the idea of world revolution, painting Jews and Bolsheviks alike as internationalist threats.Such circumstantial explanations are comforting, for they suggest that in the absence of similarly extreme circumstances such regimes will not recur.

The two men slammed the mainstream media as "internationalist" and for being dedicated to "banishing meaningful discussion of issues critical to Republican voters".

As committed internationalists, the two men created World SF, an organisation of professionals intended to encourage and enhance the writing of non-anglophone SF.

Needless to say, American defence contractors are all for helping allies.The information umbrellaSo long as the internationalists run its foreign policy, America is likely to share at least the less sensitive sorts of equipment.

This is the same Krugman who supported the North American Free Trade Agreement, and who spent some of the nineteen-nineties dismissing the promoters of so-called "managed trade" policies — like Lester Thurow, Laura D'Andrea Tyson, and Robert Kuttner — as "pop internationalists" who didn't understand how things really worked.

But surely this isn't an excuse for a return to American hegemony as liberal internationalists and neoconservative intellectuals helped make it, which is like asking people who added fuel to a fire to be redeemed when they say they have a plan to put it out.