Sentence examples for foreign policy comments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gordon said some other criticisms of Mr. Cain's foreign policy comments had been unfair.

Mr. Barak's extensive foreign policy comments were quite unusual, given that they were offered during what was billed as a holiday toast, but hewed closely to the positions he has long stated regarding Iran and its nuclear program.

An adviser to Hillary Clinton, the leading Democratic presidential candidate, criticized Trump's foreign policy comments, noting they came soon after Trump said he was unlikely to have a good relationship with British Prime Minister David Cameron.

Considering Trump's previous foreign policy comments and the current tide behind Assad, an eventual Russian-U.S.-led solution in Syria would become the most plausible end to the war, said Issa.

Even Senator Barbara Boxer, a reliable Obama administration ally on foreign policy matters, commented on her Twitter feed that "any linkage between Israel and apartheid is nonsensical and ridiculous".

In keeping with the traditional 'high politics' areas of foreign policy, this comment likely explains what priorities rose to the top and received the greatest profile in the strategy (security and trade) as compared to those that received less (social determinants of health, health as a human right).

A spokesman for the EU's foreign policy service declined comment on whether the bloc might change policy on the Falklands, which receive some development funding from Brussels.

Several experts in Israeli politics and foreign policy noted that the comments came in General Gantz's first round of major interviews since taking the helm of the Israel Defense Force 15 months ago, suggesting that perhaps he is not as practiced in the art of public statements as his superiors.

Several Chinese foreign policy experts called the comments "very positive" and in line with a concept Beijing has long advocated — what it calls "a new model of great power relationships," which would put the two nations on a roughly equal footing.

The Republican presidential debate in South Carolina highlighted the field's general lack of knowledge and sophistication on foreign policy and geopolitics, and comments since then have underscored that sad reality.

Ari Fleischer, a spokesman for Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, said Mr. Bush's foreign policy advisers would not comment on an "internal" Israeli matter.