Sentence examples for foreign policy visions from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, like most epic foreign policy visions, the reality is more complicated.
It starts with the Two Americas and has a binary structure throughout: two economies, two governments, two foreign policy visions.
The candidates' respective foreign policy visions are also starkly opposed.
During the campaign for the Democratic nomination, deep fissures emerged between the foreign policy visions of Senators Clinton and Obama.
Only in delving into Iraq did Rubio's foreign policy vision seemed to sharpen – and only then just barely.
This year, however, was different: Nicolas Sarkozy, barely a hundred days in office, chose to unveil a foreign policy vision that is as activist as his domestic policy.
"Obama's only real foreign policy vision is an economic policy, but that's a different kind of liberalism," said Katz.
First, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Mr. Carter's national security adviser, threw his support behind Senator Barack Obama, Democrat of Illinois, praising his foreign policy vision in an interview last week on Bloomberg Television.
Mr. Kissinger did not directly criticize Mrs. Clinton, who on Tuesday outlined a foreign policy vision of "a renewed internationalism, not an old isolation," particularly in humanitarian efforts.
Released in mid-December by Foreign Affairs to little coverage outside conservative pundits, Huckabee's foreign policy vision is not what you'd expect from a conservative candidate.
