Sentence examples for certain foreign policy from inspiring English sources

Obviously, we had certain foreign policy responses to that.

Yes, the E.U. will annoy the U.S. on certain foreign policy matters.

The trends are always fascinating because they give a sense of public opinion attitudes on both sides of the Atlantic and how wide, or narrow, those differences are over certain foreign policy issues.

They're necessary, of course, in reporting on national security; they're inescapable in reporting on certain foreign policy issues (diplomats, being diplomatic, almost never allow their names to be used).

Even though the role as E.U. presidency does not give the country great power because policies are set mostly in Brussels, the post gives a country a chance to show off its culture and traditions as well as lobby for certain foreign policy interests.

Mr. Cizik said that evangelicals were now more willing to work with Jewish and feminist groups on certain foreign policy issues and that the failure of evangelicals in the 1980's to meet their goals was in part a failure to collaborate.

Tells how there is a consensus of sorts on certain foreign-policy issues.

It turns out that the state-financed Biennale is subject to what he called "certain foreign-policy regulations" -- notably, that pavilions can represent only those countries officially recognized by Rome.

So last week Romney threw a certain foreign-policy punch.

Certain foreign affairs policies of the last eight years, such as the President's Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (PEPFAR) and the Administration's initiatives in Africa, have been successful because they were based on a solid understanding of international events.

He might have the Tory right to himself in a contest today, as most of his probable rivals—such as Mr Osborne, with whom the defence secretary shares a certain hawkishness on foreign policy, and Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary are "modernisers".