Sentence examples for foreign policy orientation from inspiring English sources

Even so Tuesday's announcement marks a profound shift in foreign policy orientation.

BSP's foreign policy orientation has been friendly to Russia — but also pro-European Union.

The reason is that Turkey, with its new foreign policy orientation, "is seen as a rival to France's interests in the new Middle East," said Mr. Unluhisarcikli, the German Marshall Fund official.

That came after a bipartisan declaration on the country's foreign policy orientation, which parliament adopted on March 7th.Mr Saakashvili and Mr Ivanishvili have dominated Georgian politics over the last eighteen months.

"China will make developing relations with Russia a priority in its foreign policy orientation," he said in a written statement issued upon his arrival in Moscow, the Chinese state-owned news agency Xinhua reported.

This theory of "domestic learning" provides a powerful causal link that supports the oft stated, but poorly articulated, connection between South Africa's own transition process and its foreign policy orientation.

Seen from this perspective, the Turkish question reveals both centripetal (a sense of "standing together" against outside threats) and centrifugal (a lack of shared strategic or foreign policy orientations) forces within the EU.

In 2001-2002, pursuedursued his own version of a "reset" in American-Russian relations, and his foreign-policy orientation at that time was at least as amenable to U.S. interests as Medvedev's today.

"Rouhani's conservative opponents fear that a nuclear deal will pave the way for a major shift in Iran's foreign-policy orientation and further push the conservatives away from Iran's centres of power," Parsi argued.

George W. Bush and his administration came into office with a self-consciously realist orientation in foreign policy.

If Mr. Romney's approach to Mr. Putin is indicative of his future orientation to foreign policy more generally as president, there is surely trouble ahead.