Sentence examples for foreign sphere from inspiring English sources

In the foreign sphere the Baltic states were occupied by the Red Army and forcibly incorporated into the U.S.S.R. in the summer of 1940.

Echoes of these problems in the foreign sphere have run through all modern Republican presidencies since Richard Nixon presided over détente with the Russians.

In fact, President Nixon's separation of word (or image) and deed (or substance) in the domestic sphere had merely extended a separation of word and deed in the foreign sphere which was of long standing.

The power developed first in the foreign sphere (war in Vietnam) & now spread to domestic (anti-war movt., news media, Sup. Ct).. On Apr. 30, Pres announced U.S. military action in Cambodia.

The catalyst for all such planning has, of course, been North Korea, which is now seen by many military analysts as the toughest problem facing Washington in the foreign sphere.

Each of the forces at play in America's domestic, economic and foreign spheres are great enough to produce a domino affect in either direction.

As a result the distinction between domestic and foreign spheres is becoming more blurred.

In the foreign policy sphere Mr. Gore was, as ever, more in command of the details.

In the foreign policy sphere, Mr. Franks has been less than clear on his views on peacekeeping missions overseas and ratification of the nuclear test ban treaty.

Talking to Iran (rather than just raining bombs down upon their heads) was another good idea in the foreign policy sphere.

Blaine's earliest expressions in the foreign policy sphere were those of a reactionary Anglophobe, but by the end of his career his relationship with the United Kingdom had become more moderate and nuanced.