Sentence examples for conduct a foreign policy from inspiring English sources

We are not going to conduct a foreign policy based on hosting a World Cup".

Most of all, they didn't want to conduct a foreign policy that would make them feel ashamed.

Maybe George W. Bush, after we win the present war, can finally try to make good on his campaign promise to conduct a foreign policy driven by humility.

No sooner had Dwight Eisenhower taken office than he told an acquaintance that it was going to be damned difficult to conduct a foreign policy based on the delusion that China was an offshore island.

Asked about the issue at a news conference in Brooklyn, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg called Israel a close financial and political ally and said he wondered why the co-op would conduct a foreign policy debate.

He will conduct a foreign policy that combines humility with strength, and I very much look forward to being a part, with the foreign policy team, of shaping that foreign policy and carrying it out on his behalf.

The right's response has been to accuse Obama of conducting a foreign policy of apology.

Many voters long for Japan to become a "normal" country — one that assumes more geopolitical responsibility and conducts a foreign policy made in Tokyo, not Washington.

Senator John Kerry, the presumed Democratic presidential nominee, denounced the Bush administration here on Tuesday for conducting a foreign policy of "arrogance and ineptness" and argued that only a new president could "clear the air" with the United States' allies.

As the largest country in Latin America but separated from its Spanish-speaking neighbors by its Portuguese language, Brazil has traditionally conducted a foreign policy that is pragmatic but that only recently began to emphasize relations within the region.

Although Khrushchev and other Presidium members attacked Molotov at a Central Committee meeting in mid-1955, accusing him of conducting a foreign policy which turned the world against the USSR, Molotov remained in his position.