Sentence examples for geopolitical needs from inspiring English sources

Defenders of the move often explain it as necessary to meet Seoul's larger geopolitical needs, namely, the military alliance with the United States against North Korea.

But it did not rule out the possibility that Mr. Erdogan might be seeking power "wherever his country's economic strength is consistent with its geopolitical needs as a global player," in contrast to a weak Europe that was preoccupied with its internal problems.

From World War II until NAFTA, our trading policies were based on geopolitical needs and what would increase prosperity for America.

The resulting calls for "strategic reassurance" reflect a profound geopolitical need that is one of the great challenges facing the Atlantic Alliance today.

Many in the government see a strategic and geopolitical need to reduce China's reliance on oil imports, the official said.

Bearing in mind that not all countries in the world have similar resources (financial, man-power and expertise), demography, geopolitical structure, needs and commitment, the proposed model can be appropriately modified to tailor each country's immediate needs with a provision for future upgrading and expansion.

One potential obstacle is geopolitical: India needs to promote regional peace and stability in order to have a strong claim to be a major world player.

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To really insulate itself from these kinds of geopolitical hazards, America needs to dramatically improve its ability to substitute away from oil consumption.

Due to environmental and geopolitical reasons, the need for substitution of fossil fuels with renewable alternatives in industry is augmenting.

Until we fully confront our nation's historical willingness — before, and long after, 1865 — to devalue the lives and shed the blood of peoples of color in pursuit of our economic and geopolitical interests, we need John Brown more as national irritant than as domesticated hero.