Sentence examples for confrontational policy from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has moved to a less confrontational policy at work sites, focusing on employers.

Some said it was a clear repudiation of his confrontational policy of shifting Taiwan toward independence from China.

A decade ago, support for such restrictions and any other confrontational policy was a certainty in Cuban South Florida.

The administration's decision represents a shift toward a more confrontational policy toward China, but may not produce quick changes in Chinese policies.

Wallace believed that Harry Truman's confrontational policy toward the Soviet Union increased the possibility of war, and he ran as a self-identified peace candidate.

The United States faces a stark choice: it will have to either escalate its confrontational policy or adopt a policy of engagement.

In order to maintain their radical credentials, these men and women pursued highly confrontational policies.

President Obama would thus be well advised to avoid confrontational policies such as economic sanctions or threats of military attack.

If he continues to do so, Turkish democracy itself could become a casualty of his confrontational policies.

On trade, more Democrats than Republicans support his tougher, more confrontational policies, though their general dislike of the president keeps many from expressing it.

And Hillary Clinton, who has expressed qualified support for the Bush administration's confrontational policies on Iran, has positioned herself carefully to Obama's right on the subject.