Sentence examples for dynamic foreign policy from inspiring English sources
To get that assemblage, and to have a very dynamic foreign policy that is very finely defined, is extremely difficult.
French doubts about Ashton are concentrated on whether she is up to leading the kind of dynamic, ambitious European foreign policy Paris wants.
During the war the U.S.S.R.'s leading economist, Evgeny Varga of the Institute of World Economy and World Politics, argued that government controls in the United States had moderated the influence of monopolies, permitting both dynamic growth and a mellower foreign policy.
In many ways, it paved the way for a reinvention of the country: from a stultified, socialist economy to a more dynamic, capitalist one; from a foreign policy defined by suspicion of America to one defined by shared interests and even mutual affection; and from public attitudes that frowned on individualism, consumerism and ambition to a nation that today exalts those same qualities.
Fidler's final perspective sees the relationship between global health and foreign policy as an evolving dynamic between foreign-policy imperatives and the science of global health.
And a newly confident Indonesia has been reasserting its independent foreign policy, promoting what it now calls a "dynamic equilibrium" for the region.
"I think some of our foreign policy complications derive from our inability to locate a nomadic dynamic within contemporary political structures".
That same dynamic is at work overseas; Stephen J. Hadley, Mr. Bush's national security adviser, calls the first lady "a foreign policy asset to the president".
So the only way that Europe can really have a bold and finely tuned foreign policy, is if the Germans lead, or there is a combination of very dynamic individuals at the top to drive the foreign policy.
