Sentence examples for foreign direction from inspiring English sources

That information is even more limited if plots are developed without foreign direction, which minimises possibilities of eavesdropping, and where plots use more easily available resources, such as guns rather than sophisticated explosives.

Indeed, the congressional vote on Syria may preview a titanic struggle over the foreign policy direction of the Republican party.

"It's very important that proponents of Russia's new foreign policy direction of reaching to the West not use the situation of Iraq to turn away".

The Libyan operation, which followed a renewal of defence co-operation with Britain, hints at a new French foreign policy direction that treats Germany less as a privileged ally than a neighbour – and vice versa, as German national confidence grows.

Together with five other guests I was treated to a video on the new research and technology park that is planned for the city, and it was very stimulating to hear the conversation on the political, social and foreign policy direction of both South and North Korea over croissants and boiled eggs.

Taken together, experts say the moves portend a new foreign policy direction for a post-Harper Canada.

Indications are that President Obama is leaning toward continuing a foreign policy direction in his second term reminiscent of the approach taken by Dwight Eisenhower, one that involves less heavy lifting militarily.

"At the moment, there is a return back to the foreign policy directions under [former president Hosni] Mubarak, perceiving Gaza principally as a security problem".

There, in a nutshell, you have the administration's credo: If it believes it can dictate moral values to Israel and draw the world to Turks' side, then it believes that Turkey has turned some kind of corner namely that Turkey has become such a pivotal strategic player in the region that the big powers cannot afford to impose foreign policy directions on the Turks.

"inflame the nationalistic, anti-Western and militaristic tendencies in Russian opinion; to have an adverse effect on the development of Russian democracy; to restore the atmosphere of the Cold War to East-West relations, and to impel Russian foreign policy in directions decidedly not to our liking".

If Krishna is principal for directing Indian foreign policy why were directions from Delhi being sent repeatedly?" Mr. Krishna was also perplexed by the erratic Mr. Qureshi's accusation, saying: "I never used any telephone..