Sentence examples for foreign policy practices from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: The dangerously misguided game called the arms race, along with the heavy-handed foreign policy practices of the Bush administration, are history.

In other words, innovation is becoming a growing topic in international trade and thus in foreign policy practices and trade negotiations.

National or mercantile self-interest, however, cannot entirely account for foreign policy practices.

This policy dispenses with the traditional foreign policy practice, followed by previous Republican and Democratic administrations, of conveying benefits for cooperative behavior and disapproval for abandoning American interests and values.

The failure to pay a decent tax on earnings can itself denote a failure of good foreign policy practice: It can damage a company's reputation and lead to strong government action as evidenced by the recent legislative backlash against U.S.-based companies seeking corporate inversions.

And Don Rumsfeld had spent lots of time on foreign policy practice field too.

With increasing consideration being given to the use of "soft power" to achieve diplomatic aims, we believe that there is an opportunity to extend the scope of health diplomacy and enhance foreign policy practice by encompassing the following additional features: 1. Relevant Health Solutions: Strengthen those aspects of health infrastructure which the recipient nation deems important.

What are its foreign-policy practices?

Use of these 4 dimensions, modified from Fidler's hierarchy of foreign-policy governance functions (5), enables a detailed study of the relationship between global health and specific areas of foreign-policy practice.

But in recent years, he said, he has opposed aspects of American foreign policy, including practices at the Guantánamo detention center and the expanded use of drones for targeted strikes.

President Nixon's reaffirmation of the doctrine of credibility disclosed in his foreign policy a practice that had come to govern most of his domestic policies: the practice of subordinating the substance of governing to the image of governing.