Sentence examples for foreign policy value from inspiring English sources

The passage of the trade deals is important primarily as a political achievement, and for its foreign policy value in solidifying relationships with strategic allies.

Systems by which to quantify the latent and potential global health diplomacy and foreign policy value of global health programmes were developed based on previously-identified criteria for "global health diplomacy" and "global health and foreign policy" appropriateness and effectiveness in global health program design, delivery and evaluation [ 32].

Surveys by the Pew Research Center reveal a concomitant change in foreign policy values.

In Syria the two inextricable strands of U.S. foreign policy — values and realpolitik — have come together.

The post-Mbeki foreign policy discourse in South Africa is slight, and a serious and focused conversation in the epistemic and policy communities in itself would be a worthwhile consequence of the development of new foreign policy values and options.

The former State Department official added: "I believe I can make the strongest contribution to our future by continuing as a clear and consistent advocate for a strong Reaganite foreign policy that values peace through strength".

To his critics, Davutoglu is responsible for the neo-Ottomanist revisionism in foreign policy that values Muslim solidarity over the secular nation's long-standing alliance with the West.

Some say there is no point in promoting America overseas until the root causes of the anger and resentment are addressed, most notably a perception that American foreign policy places little value on the lives and priorities of Muslims.

Eric Huang, the KMT's international spokesman, said the party hoped the DPP "will implement foreign policies that consider regional and cross-strait political relations, have our country's best interests as the primary strategic consideration, rather than engage in events that merely offer foreign policy public relations value".

More than 100 Australians have gone to Iraq and Syria to join Isis, at war both with Shia Muslims and the west's foreign policies and values.

"We continue to have internal policy discussions to ensure our limited support for the Saudi-led coalition is consistent with our foreign policy goals and values".