Sentence examples for foreign policy time from inspiring English sources

Who, exactly, is trying to obstruct the will of the majority here?Carlton Getz Salt Lake City* SIR – I get a little hot when I hear complaints about the lack of progress resulting from Barack Obama's approach to foreign policy ("Time to get tough", January 16th).

In their book on foreign policy analysts Stefan Halper and Jonathan Clarke observed: "from 1983 onward, Reagan devoted more of his foreign policy time to arms control than to any other subject".

Soon he was freelancing for the Christian Science Monitor, Foreign Policy, and Time.

The shifting relations with an increasingly radicalised and troubled Pakistan American feeling is certainly cooling towards the powers in Islamabad will also affect India's foreign policy in time.Mr Malone concludes that India will develop no grand foreign-policy vision, opting instead for pragmatism guided by economic interest.

"We're not going to be lectured by someone who has been an unmitigated disaster on foreign policy every time he's dipped his toe in the foreign policy waters," Jen Psaki, a spokesman for the Obama campaign, said ahead of Mr Romney's address.

"We are not going to be lectured by someone who's been an unmitigated disaster on foreign policy every time he sticks his toe in the foreign policy waters," Ms. Psaki said, referring to Mr. Romney's European trip this summer, which received poor reviews both at home and abroad.

Under Deng Xiaoping, Mao's eventual successor, China even reluctantly accepted America's continuing arms sales to Taiwan.When the Soviet threat evaporated, China continued to put foreign policy second this time for the sake of economic development.

And what impact might it have on the UK's foreign policy next time it chastises other foreign powers such as China, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan for their own use of capital punishment?

This is the same Congress that took the unusual move of breaking its own rules to pass a resolution about foreign policy -- wasting time and energy that could have been spent on pressing domestic issues.

Let's put economic and other issues aside for a moment; we can have a spirited debate about the backward GOP approach to taxes, the environment, and foreign policy another time.

Mr. Obama elected to freeze out the "Blob" (Rhodes' derogatory moniker for the Democratic or Republican foreign policy establishment) time and again and surround himself with "Obama legacy first"; national interest second" national security advisers.