Sentence examples for foreign policy inclination from inspiring English sources
The French president, Jacques Chirac, at least, is consistent with the long course of his country's foreign policy inclination to challenge American leadership.
What would the world look like today if Harry Truman or Dwight Eisenhower had shared the foreign policy inclinations of Barack Obama or, far more dangerous, Donald Trump?
But her foreign-policy inclinations were sounder than her president's.
A year before the primaries, the Democrats certainly have solid contenders for the Presidency, each of whom — some more than others — is struggling to design a credible series of foreign-policy beliefs for a party that has foreign-policy inclinations but no reigning philosophy.
A year before the primaries, the Democrats certainly have solid contenders for the Presidency, each of whom some more than others is struggling to design a credible series of foreign-policy beliefs for a party that has foreign-policy inclinations but no reigning philosophy.
The European foreign policy chief's inclination to continue talking, meanwhile, has frustrated the Bush administration.
In Riyadh, Mohammed has not shown much inclination to walk back from his new foreign policy choices.
Moreover, the inclination to long-dated goals is also evident in his foreign policy moves.
He's a long-haired, mustachioed college lecturer and trades-union activist of Trotskyite inclinations, who's forever fulminating about cuts in government spending, American foreign policy, and other iniquities.
"New York's neighborhoods have their own foreign policy," said Mitchell L. Moss, a professor of urban policy and planning at New York University, who added that the inclination of New Yorkers to weigh in on world events can have political implications for local elections.
