Sentence examples similar to foreign policy difficulties from inspiring English sources

From a political perspective, the Times/CBS News poll pointed to a number of signs, on both the domestic and foreign policy front, of the difficulties the Democratic Party faces as it tries to win the White House and Congress next year.

"It often feels with George as if you are in the presence of a wise foreign policy Socrates gently disentangling knotty difficulties," says Denis MacShane, the UK's former minister for Europe.

The difficulty in foreign policy is not enunciating home principles but applying them in complex situations.

They may also face difficulty if foreign policy remains at the center of debate.

Our economic difficulties have other foreign policy implications.

The rhetorical exhortations this week from the Obama administration and the Netanyahu administration in Israel have been notably unaligned, fulfilling fears that the new, right-leaning Israeli government may present additional difficulties for US foreign policy interests in the region.

Nevertheless in the 1990s relations would become reduced due to the internal problems of Russia and the difficulty of maintaining a strong foreign policy.

These two resignations make for a continued rocky start to the Obama administration coupled with difficulty in forming a coherent foreign policy.

When it comes to foreign policy, African Black lives are especially considered expendable, their difficulties rarely considered our priority.

Tyler's difficulties in domestic policy contrasted with notable accomplishments in foreign policy.

Throughout his campaign, Bush has faced difficulty in distancing himself from his brother's divisive foreign policy decisions, chiefly the authorization of the Iraq War.