Sentence examples for foreign policy commitments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush came to office with no profound foreign policy commitments.

Over all, most countries agreed that Mr. Bush was likely to be more isolationist than his predecessor but would respect the United States' basic foreign policy commitments.

This allows us to put off what is sure to be a difficult debate: whether our volunteer military is adequate to meet our foreign policy commitments.

But with the president's finger poised on the nuclear button, it might have seemed unrealistic for constitutional scholars to insist on a fundamental difference between the executive power to implement our foreign policy commitments and the power to terminate them.

But despite the rush of online conspiracy theorists to suggest some grand nexus of LFI funding and influence in Labour's latest crisis, the group does not explicitly push for foreign policy commitments.

In his timely book, "The Road to War," veteran journalist and diplomatic correspondent Marvin Kalb explores the tangled history of the foreign policy commitments that modern presidents have made and the knots these leaders have turned themselves into trying to rationalize or escape their words.

Egypt's black-hole economy is potentially the kingdom's most expensive foreign policy commitment.

He urged Canada in particular given its generic industry and the Liberal government's foreign policy commitment to fighting HIV/AIDS.

Kerry can be frustratingly vague and inarticulate, but then Presidential challengers — who have no power to take action — have always thought it wise not to box themselves into specific foreign-policy commitments.

Kerry can be frustratingly vague and inarticulate, but then Presidential challengers who have no power to take action have always thought it wise not to box themselves into specific foreign-policy commitments.

"We cannot allow our foreign policy, our commitment to human rights, to be decided by whether or not there will be retaliation".