Sentence examples for foreign policy practitioners from inspiring English sources

What foreign policy practitioners politely call the "churn" of events is beginning to look more like chaos.

So it is with foreign policy practitioners.

More than 100 Republican foreign policy practitioners wrote an open letter denouncing him.

Yet virtually never do foreign policy practitioners admit that things hadn't gone well.

New non-state actors are emerging quite rapidly, reshaping the international landscape and forcing foreign policy practitioners to rebalance their focus so to accommodate new priorities, engage with civil society, and democratize the diplomatic process.

In the 1930s and 1940s, Roosevelt utilized a "good neighbor policy" -- conceptualized today as "soft power" by U.S. foreign policy practitioners -- to curry favor in Latin America and win over its public.

First, the seniormost foreign policy practitioner amongst the bureaucrats, the Foreign Secretary (he retired later this week) Shiv Shankar Menon said at the height of the controversy in India that the joint statement was a case of "bad drafting".

"EU leaders must set aside their habitual politicking and summon the courage to appoint an experienced senior foreign policy practitioner," he told the EurActiv website on Monday.

Sally Grooms Cowal, vice president of Population Services International (PSI), is able to bring two perspectives as a foreign policy practitioner that are relevant to the intersection of science and diplomacy.

Indeed, his early opposition to the war attracted seasoned foreign-policy practitioners who also disapproved of the invasion.

While political scientists and foreign-policy practitioners often criticize the constitutional division of power between the executive and legislative branches for causing excessive confusion, American foreign policy benefits from checks and balances.