Sentence examples for engagement toward from inspiring English sources

In Ankara, Mr. Erdogan said Turkey had revised its military rules of engagement toward Syria.

The question of sanctions figures in two distinct campaigns of engagement — toward Iran, and toward Russia.

"And part of that, we'd hope, is that they show some form of engagement toward the community at large.

Unfortunately, the Bush administration appears to have chosen a policy of containment and confrontation, instead of engagement, toward North Korea.

In an effort to play a more constructive role in the Caucasus, the E.U. last year adopted a more forward-looking strategy of "non-recognition and engagement" toward Abkhazia intended to promote more contacts.

Since 2005 or so I've worked as a translator and promoter of Chinese literature, and — to borrow the grand language of the London Book Fair — I've generally adopted a "strategy of engagement" toward Chinese writers.

Thus, critics of Cold Warriors and the Cold War saw the Soviet Union as an alternative, socialist system with which a realistic, moderate and non-ideological Western policy should pursue "constructive engagements" toward compromise, cooperation and mutual respect.

Having flaunted the tough side of American policy toward Pyongyang, Mr. Bush should use this visit to reinforce South Korea's engagement policy toward the North, which has lost momentum in recent months, in part because of Washington's harsh rhetoric.

I think South Korea should be tougher at this moment and we should not return to engagement policies toward North Korea like the sunshine policy of the past liberal governments.

The trip by Mr. Roh is widely expected to boost the popularity of liberal presidential candidates who share his engagement policy toward the North.

President Clinton's engagement policy toward North Korea was a constant headache, for Kim Jong Il was brutally repressive and tried to start a secret uranium program.