Sentence examples for hawkish policy from inspiring English sources

During his four years at Harvard, Mr. Ignatieff was known for his hawkish policy positions.

Abroad, he suggested – controversially – that he would favour a less hawkish policy towards Russia.

The project, Mapping Shariah, led Mr. Yerushalmi to Frank Gaffney, a hawkish policy analyst and commentator who is the president of the Center for Security Policy in Washington.

And Johnson, at least, rejected an even more hawkish policy — using military force more aggressively in the hope of forcing the North to surrender.

As Blair's role as self appointed high priest of Washington's hawkish policy towards Iraq has gathered steam, I am left with the impression that he is blinking less.

"The President," he added, "may have decided, 'I'm good at this.' And that would suggest a more hawkish policy in the future".

Hawkish policy-makers, particularly those linked to the Bundesbank, will no doubt cite risks to central bank capital and the potential inflation threat from action of this kind.

Military operations and hawkish policies have not solved anything.

Both perpetrators had found in hawkish policies cause to buy into the jihadi recruiting narrative.

These possibly counterproductive hawkish policies go beyond drone strikes - a fact that is unwittingly underscored by the hawks themselves.

Their hawkish policies led North Vietnam to war against Saigon and then Washington, and ensured that a negotiated peace would never take the place of total victory.