Sentence examples for foreign standpoint from inspiring English sources

"This is of course President Obama's greatest failing from a foreign standpoint," said former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney.

"From a foreign policy standpoint, trying to find every possible way to up the ante makes sense".

It was Mr. Fuerth who told Mr. Gore that the much criticized fund-raising luncheon at a Buddhist temple in 1996 posed no problem from a foreign policy standpoint, instead of looking at it from a larger legal and ethical perspective.

Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon told reporters that "Trump has been espousing in public a bunch of policies from a foreign policy standpoint that would completely play into Vladimir Putin's hands".

From a foreign policy standpoint, our dependence on oil from the Middle East has forced us to engage in the region in ways that have not served our national interests.

Nevertheless, he described himself as "cautiously optimistic from a foreign-investment standpoint".

Mitt Romney called the state of Iran's nuclear program Obama's "greatest failing, from a foreign-policy standpoint" and added, "Look, one thing you can know … and that is if we reëlect Barack Obama Iran will have a nuclear weapon".

"There is probably less interest in foreign affairs from the standpoint of whether we are going to have a nuclear war," he says, "but probably more interest from the standpoint of business and commerce".

From the standpoint of foreign students--especially science students--this arrangement has enormous advantages, not the least of them linguistic.

As approached by Chui et al (2014b), this raises difficulties with respect to measuring foreign debt inflows from a country's balance-of-payments standpoint.

Senator Helms plays two roles in American foreign policy -- both profoundly unpopular and even detestable from the standpoint of most of the foreign-policy establishment, but critical to the success of American foreign policy.