Sentence examples for foreign policy intentions from inspiring English sources

Returning to the Panama Summit, it becomes clear it has been successful for Obama´s foreign policy intentions because it achieved not only the "must-have" picture with Castro and the joint press conference, but also because it unveiled a new beginning in US relations with Latin America and the Caribbean.

Trump's foreign policy intentions remain largely unknown, and in his Thursday speech Putin did not fully embrace the president-elect.

But as the fate of Erdogan's "zero problems" foreign policy suggests, good intentions are not enough.

3) Foreign Relations (FPOL-4) - Information on the government's foreign policy plans and intentions toward neighboring states, regional powers (including the United States), and key international actors.

In 1971, American news columnist Jack Anderson reported that  NSA and GCHQ were successfully monitoring Soviet leaders' radio links from Russian-made Zil limousines, producing streams of information about foreign policy and military intentions – but also revealing that the Soviet leaders "banter and bicker … and gossip".

One of the biggest challenges in foreign policy is figuring out the intentions of other countries, especially those who possess the military capabilities to harm your state.

When Krystian Zimerman, the great Polish pianist, halted proceedings at his recital in Los Angeles on Sunday to lament US foreign policy - and announce his intention to cease performing in the country - he was certainly going against the grain.

The Hell of Good Intentions: America's Foreign Policy Elite and the Decline of U.S. Primacy.

His latest book is The Hell of Good Intentions: America's Foreign Policy Elite and the Decline of U.S. Primacy (2018).

The supreme leader of Iran who controls the country's foreign policy is notoriously uneasy about the intentions of the United States and the shrewdness of the wily American negotiators.

Countries interact and engage with the world in alignment with their foreign policy, which is motivated by different intentions [ 8, 9].