Sentence examples for foreign policy support from inspiring English sources

Commanders were asking, he recalled, "Can my economy support me? Can my foreign policy support me?

His main domestic goal reforming the Social Security pension system looks beyond reach already.As for foreign policy, support for the American-led invasion of Iraq has fallen sharply this year.

But Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina — described by Bob Woodward in his book "Obama's Wars" as regarded by Mr. Obama as "the most reasonable Republican ally" on issues like Afghanistan — is saying these days that his party's ascension in Congress can mean foreign policy support for the president in exchange for clear demonstrations of a new firmness, particularly on Iran.

I have consistently criticized Clinton's hawkish foreign policy, support for NAFTA, her husband's crime bill, and her use of the term "super predator" when she was first lady.

"I'm going to be carrying on doing my job exactly as before, which is speaking for Labour on foreign policy, supporting Jeremy Corbyn and campaigning really hard to get Labour elected at the next general election".

All these anxieties are exacerbated by the sense that Mr. Erdogan has largely pursued a Sunni-friendly foreign policy — supporting Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, a conservative Sunni movement, as well as Sunni rebels in Syria.

As he left his London home for the House of Commons, the shadow foreign secretary added: "I'm going to be carrying on doing my job exactly as before, which is speaking for Labour on foreign policy, supporting Jeremy Corbyn and campaigning really hard to get Labour elected at the next general election".

The call by Mr. Trump for an isolationist US foreign policy supports China's argument.

Hand was also an interventionist on foreign policy, supporting U.S. involvement in both world wars, and disdained isolationism.

The Modernists argued for an aggressive and expansionary foreign policy supported by revenues from heavy government intervention in the private economy.

Though his grand international political plans failed, he did improve the Commonwealth foreign policy, supporting the establishment of a network of permanent diplomatic agents in important European countries.