Sentence examples for foreign policy tendencies from inspiring English sources

Sri Lanka's pro-Chinese foreign policy tendencies and lack of progress on ethnic reconciliation were two crucial factors which prompted the American action against Sri Lanka in the UN.

It has a conglomeration of foreign policy tendencies of individual member states.

That option has been discussed within the administration since the fall of Mosul, in June, but it runs against President Obama's foreign-policy tendencies.

In a new report, the cross-party committee said there was a lack of strategic thinking at the heart of government over security, defence and foreign policy and a tendency to "muddle through" rather than be forward thinking.

Americans have a tendency to personalize foreign policy.

They also cite his tendency to view foreign policy conflicts as zero-sum negotiations.

Kennedy talks about his political ideas, calling himself a conservative, but condemnng the tendency of American foreign policy to ignore moral considerations.

Americans have a marked tendency to see foreign policy in moralistic terms as a battle of good against evil or western values against barbarism.

The Ecuadorian president and his would-be guest certainly share a visceral mistrust of the "imperialist" tendency of Unites States foreign policy.

There is a tendency in some foreign policy circles to believe that you don't have to think about causal chains of events.

The problem is more fundamentally that interventions are dick, and they are on the whole A Bad Thing and when Syria is put to a vote, British MPs will have a chance to strike a blow against the whole tendency of British foreign policy in the Middle East over the past 80 years or so that will resound down the ages.