Sentence examples for foreign policy papers from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, May 26 (AP) — In June 1972, when Henry Kissinger was secretary of state, he told Prime Minister Zhou Enlai of China that the United States, mired in Vietnam, probably could live with a Communist government in South Vietnam as long as it evolved peacefully, according to foreign policy papers released Friday.

It was a horrible fate for any man or woman to endure, but we should be much more troubled and concerned about his domestic and foreign policy papers and general plans for our future.

BEIJING — When the Australian government set out to write a new foreign policy paper, it faced hotly contested questions shaping the country's future: Will China replace the United States as the dominant power in Asia?

A new foreign policy paper due to be made public next month lays out methods for the world to reduce the risk of proliferation, and work towards a nuclear-free world, particularly by increasing international confidence in verification techniques so that nations can be sure their rivals are not secretly arming.

A new government foreign-policy paper is full of gloomy statistics about the rich world's shrinking share of global wealth and Europe's dwindling population.

Her writings range from blogs for the Huffington Post, CNN.com, and Foreign Policy to policy papers for Brookings.

Plenty of candidates don't write their own foreign policy position papers, but Romney is unusual in that he seems not to have even read his.

He is devising answers to critiques of his Texas record and things he has written about in his books, studying foreign policy briefing papers and holding mock debating sessions.

The statement, which was read by Catherine Ashton, the European Union's chief foreign policy official, papered over some of the lingering divisions in the European Union's ranks.

"Put simply, Australia needs a better roadmap in Asia, and the foreign affairs minister's forthcoming foreign policy white paper should urgently seek to provide that frame".

"The Australian government should live up to the commitments it has made in its foreign policy white paper to be a nation that is committed to promoting peace and stability in our region and beyond," the Save the Children Australia chief executive, Paul Ronalds, said.