Sentence examples for foreign policy trends from inspiring English sources

In sum, the Cameron-Clegg government has represented a brake on recent foreign policy trends but not a break with them.

But after reviewing President Obama's foreign policy trends and maneuvers to date, along with some older items on the record, we came up with a number of possibilities, listed below.

Foreign policy trends in both the European Union and the United States are increasingly aligned with "smart power" [ 1] approaches, in recognition of the "myriad newer uses" of global health and development initiatives [ 2].

It also conceptualizes a foreign policy trend which has been in the making since the days of former Turkish Prime Minister and President Türgüt Özal in the late 1980s and early 1990s, as well as former Minister of Foreign Affairs Ismail Cem in the late 1990s.

He was the foreign editor from 1990-92, and edited the Outlook section, covering politics, economics, foreign policy and intellectual trends from 1986-90.

This is heightened by a sharp sense of disappointment with President Obama's foreign policy, as the Transatlantic Trends report suggests.

But Washington will still have to deal with a new Japanese foreign policy and certain unavoidable trends in the Japanese economy.

But though many doves and anti-interventionists on both the right and left worry about Clinton's documented hawkishness, no one thinks that increased presidential power when it comes to foreign policy (a decades-long trend) signals the end of democracy or anything like that.

The declaration was not the start of recent interest in health and foreign policy, but reflects a decadal trend in which health has become more prominent in global policy agendas.

A few weeks ago satellite images published by IHS Jane's and the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), an American think-tank, showed similar activity on Mischief Reef, also in the Spratlys.China's behaviour is also striking for its inconsistency with other recent trends in its foreign policy.

The responsibility for the actions that followed remain with the actors, of course, but the state of affairs that made them possible had everything to do with much larger political trends, and American foreign policy in particular.