Sentence examples for geopolitical points from inspiring English sources

In "The Dictator," which pokes fun at the excesses of a Qaddafi-like villain, he also has some geopolitical points to make about back-room arms and oil deals, and in a climactic speech, a deadly sharp point to convey about the sorry state of American democracy.

Despite all this diplomatic action, the adoption of an online human rights resolution by the UNHRC doesn't really change anything in practical terms, beyond adding to the geopolitical points scoring game — where the Internet is used as a chessboard for power plays.

"From a geopolitical point of view, it's too big to fail".

"More importantly than that, it also repositions Israel from a geopolitical point of view," said Mr. Tadmor, who pioneered the exploration for Israeli gas in the late 1990s.

From a geopolitical point of view, Mr. Bloomberg found himself visiting two of the most troubled regions of recent, and not so recent, years: the Balkans and the Middle East.

To my mind, the 107 nations that voted for Palestine's membership knew what the financial result would be, and were willing to put the agency's operations at risk for the sake of making a geopolitical point.

Despite our national sensibilities, it is indeed the case that to be British is to be European, though I admit I was not trying to make a geopolitical point.

We can't use Syria as an arena for geopolitical point-scoring or muscle-flexing, and we won't get a ceasefire by pressing weapons into the hands of maniacs.

But this summer could also provide the Great Satan's footballers with the opportunity to make a vague geopolitical point about nuclear non-proliferation or something – or more pointedly seek revenge for their 2-1 defeat at France 98 to Iran.

"Kobane might be our soft spot, if you look at it from a geopolitical point of view.

With the resurgent Russians invading Ukraine and flying bombers close to Canadian and American airspace in a return to Cold War games, the North Pole is suddenly a major geopolitical point of interest for Harper and President Vladimir Putin alike.