Sentence examples for engaging foreign from inspiring English sources

The next day, General Henri Guisan ordered all Swiss units to stop engaging foreign aircraft, and on 1 July 1940, the Federal Council apologized for possible border violations by Swiss pilots, without admitting any had occurred.

It may be useful to engage Foreign Minister Musa Kusa on this issue.

Once Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore engage foreign policy, they should spell out their thoughts about these broad national interests.

She added that the failure to engage foreign decisions had resulted in diminished influence for the United States Supreme Court.

The report, which has been published since 2001, is the principal diplomatic tool with which the US engages foreign governments on human trafficking.

Since 2001, the Tip report has been the US' principal diplomatic tool to engage foreign governments on the issue of trafficking and slavery within their own borders.

They could engage foreign countries in a debate on global standards — overcoming mistrust of American protectionism to develop rules protecting workers from abuse by footloose corporations seeking the cheapest labor.

Re "Lebanon's Bloody Sunday," by Randy Gaddo, and "From Beirut to 9/11," by Robert C. McFarlane (Op-Ed, Oct. 23): No one doubts that radical Islamic terrorists are a real threat and that the United States should have an active, engaged foreign policy in the Middle East.

Oromo political unity fostered by the federal system, combined with widespread support in Ethiopia for Oromia Regional State's leadership in their calls for reform, has given Oromo in diaspora a strong platform on which to engage foreign governments.

Rauf and Khan will be there, the announcement says, "to engage foreign audiences and build people-to-people ties" and to "discuss their experiences as Muslims living and working in the United States".

On Tuesday, White House press secretary Jay Carney told reporters he was unsure whether Mr Obama had read Gross' letter but said the US president had "personally engaged foreign leaders and other international figures to use their influence with Cuba to promote Mr Gross's release".