Sentence examples for foreign policy assessment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jagger is a force of nature in the rock world, but for foreign policy assessment, I think I'll stick with the concert pianist with the foreign policy background and the sterling record in the State Department -- if it's all the same to you, Mick.

And that will force skittish Republicans to become tougher and more realistic in their foreign policy assessments.

Additional file 2: Annex 2 Interview and assessment guide for diplomatic and foreign policy assessments.

The second level is that of foreign policy, the assessment of the Nixon-Kissinger strategy and its results.

One Republican who is well known in foreign policy circles offered this assessment: "That list of advisers screams mush.

The copious disclosures posed multiple risks to American intelligence sources and methods, and to American foreign policy interests, the C.I.A. assessment stated.

You called our policy in the Third World "the great disaster area of U.S. foreign policy". What is your assessment today?

— JONATHAN WEISMAN As President Obama's address circles back to foreign policy, the disconnect between his assessment of the world he has helped create and the one his Republican presidential rivals see could not be more stark.

Germans are lending an ear to America's brashest anti-establishment left-winger, Michael Moore (also a bestseller in his own country) as well as to the more sober (but also critical) assessment of American foreign policy by Peter Scholl-Latour.

McCain is more generous in his assessment of the foreign policy front, where Iraq and Afghanistan plans have come about with input from all sides.

Since late 2001, concerns about failed and failing states have emerged as a central theme in American foreign-policy elites' assessment of Africa and other parts of the developing world.