Sentence examples for foreign policy grounds from inspiring English sources

Giuliani also criticized Obama on religious and foreign policy grounds, saying the president fundamentally misunderstood America's place in the world.

Among Lowell's letters from that time are those to public officials, including one to President Lyndon B. Johnson in May 1965 refusing on foreign policy grounds to take part in the White House Festival of the Arts.

Salmond told Straw that he would make the decision based on humanitarian grounds, not foreign policy grounds; Dixon told us HMG has interpreted this to mean that Salmond is inclined to grant the request.

Don't be surprised if this aid fails to meet sound development conditionality, though it may be more than justified on security and foreign policy grounds.

"For killing Bin Laden and presiding over the end of the war in Iraq, he has a strong case to make on foreign policy grounds".

In any case the president has a remarkable breadth of foreign policy ground to cover, from North Korea's nuclear test, to Syria's war, to renewed violence in Iraq, to relations with China and Russia, to Iran's nuclear program, to Israel/Palestine, to Mali, to Somalia.

In bringing up his opposition to the war, he is not only distinguishing himself from Hillary Clinton, who supported the invasion, he is also correctly laying the predicate for a more thoughtful realist-based foreign policy grounded in respect for international law and institutions, cooperation with partners, and diplomatic engagement.

Smack it, run, hope, smack it, run, hope; you immediately begin to see how the place became a British foreign policy training ground.

George Bush the elder toned down the evangelism, but his foreign policy was grounded in Wilson's language of mutuality and cooperation -- above all in creating the coalition that waged the gulf war.

In a recent Republican debate, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas went out of his way to praise Mr. Obama for the Bin Laden raid, even as he criticized his foreign policy on other grounds.

In his heart, Obama talks like the Democrats of that era, viewing foreign policy from the ground up.