Sentence examples for conduct of European affairs from inspiring English sources

The Austrian chancellor, Prince Metternich, to whom the tsar abandoned the conduct of European affairs, shamelessly exploited Alexander's state of mind.

But by the middle of the 20th century it had come to be seen as having forged a consensus in the conduct of European affairs that endured until the cataclysm of 1914.

It did not play down the woes and inadequacies of the current state of European affairs.

Mr. Cahuzac will be replaced as budget minister by Bernard Cazeneuve, the minister of European Affairs, Mr. Hollande said.

Her place was in turn filled by Laurent Wauquiez, formerly in charge of European affairs.

While in Egypt, Bonaparte stayed informed of European affairs through irregular delivery of newspapers and dispatches.

These officials had been influenced by the long-time director of the State Department's division of East European Affairs, Robert F. Kelley.

The agreements marked the formal end of Britain policy of neutrality in European affairs.

Barroso discussed at length the political and economic consequences of the global financial crisis of 2008 for European affairs.

Clemenceau's successors, Aristide Briand and Joseph Caillaux, undertook a policy of détente in European affairs.

So did Victoria Nuland, America's assistant secretary of state for European affairs.