Sentence examples for circle of national from inspiring English sources
They included disclosure of the internal debate during the administration's effort to develop a new policy for Afghanistan and Pakistan, similar public exposure of internal deliberations over the Pentagon budget and weapons procurement, and, among others, an article in The Times describing a memorandum on Iran policy written by Mr. Gates and sent to a small circle of national security aides.
By Jelani Cobb February 4, 2014 If you don't live in Georgia, you probably hadn't heard Kasim Reed's name before last week, unless you pay close attention to politicians who might soon step into the on-deck circle of national attention.
A hundred days of crisis and war have not only transformed George W. Bush's presidency and the nation he leads, but have forced a greater level of unity on his circle of national security advisers, even as significant differences persist in their priorities for the long-term struggle against terrorism and the conflicts that give rise to it.
Meanwhile, Congress Party notables across the board seemed to be in a competition to see who could get out the best sound bite condemning the handsome, urbane, internationally renowned, and unabashedly witty man who'd blown back into India from New York via Dubai and instantly been promoted right into the inner and uppermost circle of national government.
Netanyahu and Shaked are reflecting the triumph in Orthodox circles of "national Orthodox" Zionism, the ideology first elaborated by Abraham Isaac Kook, the chief rabbi during the Mandate period, who saw the whole ancient Land of Israel as consecrated and the Western Wall as a touchstone of worship.
A20 Commission Proposal Rejected The Bush administration said the president did not want officials of the C.I.A., the F.B.I. and the Pentagon to serve in the inner circle of a new national intelligence director, as was recommended by the Sept. 11 commission.
Maier is referring to the Circle of Mothers, a national support group for mothers whose children were murdered by police officers.
I recently returned from a week in Nuuk, Greenland, where I attended an interim meeting of The Arctic Circle, a representative group of national, regional, and local government officials, NGO directors and staff, and others interested in the changing political and social circumstances of the Arctic.
Supercomputers are viewed in scientific circles as an indicator of national technology leadership, and they are vital for research in areas ranging from the development of new weapons and medicines, to the design of cars and consumer products.
DURING her appearance last week before the 9/11 commission, Condoleezza Rice and her questioners dipped into the peculiar lexicon of national security circles.
In Kachru's notion of language circles, the national context of English use can be classified as situated within inner-, ortexpanding-circlescircles, according to a nation's historico-political relationship with Anglo-American hegemonic power.
