Sentence examples for engagements overseas from inspiring English sources

With six of the world's ten fastest-growing economies in Africa, he believes that business is on his side.The American public is weary of military engagements overseas.

He is traveling constantly, to conclaves at the Aspen Institute and speaking and consulting engagements overseas; last winter he led a trip to Antarctica under the auspices of the Climate Reality Project that included the British businessman Richard Branson, Ted Turner and several scientists.

While that programme was developed with the ostensible goal of giving police the best equipment possible – the hardware ranges from drones to automatic weapons, body armour, silencers and heavily armoured vehicles – it also provides a new market to defence contractors at a time when US military engagements overseas are declining.

Perhaps by some law of conservation of violence, the United States draws down its large-scale military engagements overseas and the aggression rises on the home front.

The main presidential contenders reject isolationism and preach engagement overseas.

I'm well beyond the point where I think it's fun to do a three-day speaking engagement overseas.

He called for engagement overseas to protect American values as well as interests, and to deal with humanitarian crises.

Finally, we can expect to see strange bedfellows when it comes to American foreign policy, especially on matters of military engagement overseas.

The Syrian conflict affects American foreign policy in a number of ways, but the Obama administration has approached it cautiously, not only because it wants to reduce American military engagement overseas but also because the conflict is complicated and quickly shifting.

In broadening the U.S.-led campaign against the Sunni extremists, he must consider an American public wary of engagement overseas, a skeptical Congress, the lack of imminent threat to the United States as well as regional instability and competing interests among prospective partners in the Middle East.

Students engage in historical and social scientific research to analyze the ways that overseas military commitments shaped US political institutions, and how domestic politics has in turn structured US engagements abroad.