Sentence examples for hawkish plans from inspiring English sources

Besides, when it comes to the details that concern allies, such as the timing of troop withdrawals from Afghanistan or the scope of sanctions to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions, Mr Romney has not committed himself publicly to more hawkish plans than Mr Obama.

The Pioneer Press also posts footage of Schwartz taken from the convention in which he lays out his hawkish plans for the Middle East.

On Saturday, Clinton suggested a more hawkish plan to combat Isis than the airstrikes and special forces operations so far conducted by Obama, and she has with many Republicans endorsed a no-fly zone over Syria.

But after weeks of fraught negotiations -- and having worked on the plan for 10 months -- the co-chairmen were unable to convince 14 of their colleagues to support the hawkish plan.

(She later voted against the sanctions plan, which was being led by hawkish Republicans).

The plan worked, and even America's hawkish regulators approved, not least because the deal rescued a company with 22,000 employees.With that merger under his belt, the wily Mr Carty spotted that he could get hold of parts of US Airways' network to strengthen his group's presence in the north-eastern United States.

Will Israel's hawkish leadership be reassured by the deal and delay plans for a preemptive military strike on Iran?

That appeared to be a reference to the possibility that the United States could take military action or might resort to what more hawkish members of the administration call Mr. Bush's "Plan B," enacting strict economic penalties intended to topple the North Korean government.

Today, with hawkish Americans calling for a tough stance toward North Korea and plans for an antimissile defense system, South Korea may be the one arguing for military restraint and political engagement.

The defense's questions to potential jurors were more colorful than the prosecution's, as Mr. Sherman clearly sought to weed out people who might have sympathy for Miss Moxley's mother, Dorthy Moxley, who plans to attend the trial, or for others who seem hawkish toward Mr. Skakel or hostile to the Kennedy clan.

"I welcome President Obama's decision to reverse his previous plan to drawdown US forces in Afghanistan," said the hawkish senator John McCain in a statement.