Sentence examples for foreign policy performance from inspiring English sources

Neoconservative pundits in general -- and Gov. Romney in particular -- had been extraordinarily critical of Obama's foreign policy performance.

More likely, it reflected widespread public discontent with the economic and foreign policy performance of the Bush Administration, and the willingness to give a promising young leader a chance to prove he could do better.

Matched against contemporary Western leaders with underwhelming foreign policy performances, the Putin-Xi duo is going to be a formidable force.

This was typical of his foreign-policy performance in general, at least in the early years.

Seventy-five percent said they approved of his performance on foreign policy.

Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta, chose to rise above the fray and focus on what he claimed was her strong performance on foreign policy and tax.

Nathan Thrall: Not Enough Daylight on Israel Marisa Porges: Shopping List Foreign Policy If we ask people to assess President Obama's performance on foreign policy issues, we get judgments so closely tied to party identification that they are hardly worth discussing.

By winding them down — and by succeeding where Mr. Bush failed in hunting down Osama bin Laden — Mr. Obama has lately won higher marks from voters on foreign policy than on his job performance over all.

But the bit on one of the later ones, where he uses Shane as a metaphor for American foreign policy, is a masterclass in performance, writing and softly-spoken, polemical, sleight of hand.

More to the point, politically, two of Obama's leading strengths are foreign policy in general and his performance as commander-in-chief, according to the polls.

Whatever the worth of Michael Lind's prescriptions for American foreign policy, his glance back at our performance over the last 15 years is helpfully damning.