Sentence examples for assertive policy from inspiring English sources

It was a fundamentally more assertive policy primarily in the interests of the United States.

Bonikowska says Law and Justice would pursue a "more assertive policy towards Berlin".

Sure, as the president has since pointed out, the terrorist attacks made a more assertive policy necessary.

He relentlessly pressed administration officials for a more assertive policy to combat terrorism, including stronger use of the military.

One security adviser to India's government noted Beijing's "more assertive policy" on territorial issues.Meanwhile incentive schemes and government grants continue to draw more Han migrant workers.

But a shift either to a more assertive policy, or towards a more inward-looking position, risks alarming one ally or another.Trade is another international concern, especially among poorer countries.

On the one hand, U.S. officials have reacted with considerable discomfort to the more independent and assertive policies of the new Japanese government.

It may well be that Liam Byrne's increasingly assertive policies for higher education are diluted in the political trade-offs that will follow from Labour's Manchester conference.

Many liberals are frustrated with Obama's inability to enact more progressive change, such as assertive policies against global warming and income inequality, comprehensive immigration reform, or a less hawkish foreign policy.

I don't buy the argument that China has hurt itself in its more assertive policies in the South and East China Sea.

A paper by EU officials seen by the Financial Times shows Brussels is expecting Russia to pursue "an assertive foreign policy [and] tougher internal policies", but an earlier reference to Russia as an "opponent" has been dropped.