Sentence examples for foreign policy advantage from inspiring English sources

Our hubris has undercut America's greatest foreign policy advantage: our soft power.

Russia was looking again at the Balkans for foreign policy advantage and enjoying, for the first time, a measure of British tolerance.

Many nations export culture in the hope of winning foreign policy advantage.

A CNN poll from two weeks ago found that Mr. Obama has a 51-44 advantage over Mr. Romney on foreign policy and a 50-43 advantage on terrorism.

The modern presidency has come to dominate American foreign policy by taking maximum advantage of the constitutional authority vested in the office, especially that of commander in chief.

— Mitt Romney's campaign is trying yet again to find solid footing, shifting its line of attack toward a subject President Obama has widely been thought to hold the advantage: foreign policy.

Mr. Obama assumes foreign policy will be an advantage for him, particularly because of his record of pulling troops out of Iraq, helping topple the government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya, taking robust action against terrorists and authorizing the raid that killed Osama bin Laden.

But Ms. Cutter, reflecting the concern among the campaigns that they not be viewed as turning a foreign policy victory to political advantage, put a note on the top of the statement demanding that it be reported as "background" and attributed only to a Democratic campaign.

If and when they debate this subject, the current economic crisis may afford Obama an opportunity to turn the foreign policy issue to his advantage, thanks to President George W. Bush.

The polls showed them widening their advantage on foreign policy and terrorism.

Catherine Ashton, the European Union's chief of foreign policy, has tried to take advantage of Ankara's special approach.