Sentence examples for hawkish position from inspiring English sources

In Israel, Mr. Netanyahu went out of his way to restate his hawkish position.

The party began the year by nudging towards a more hawkish position on the deficit.

Krikorian noted that while Walker had initially staked out "a hawkish position [on immigration]... he didn't follow up" until now.

PARIS — France and Britain continued to press their hawkish position on Libya on Friday, saying they intend to take the lead in enforcing a no-flight zone.

In the Obama Administration, Clinton took the more hawkish position in three major debates that divided the President's national-security team.

He characterized my hawkish position (which turned out to be right) with a barnyard epithet, adding, "He's getting increasingly arrogant in his old age".

Abrams has long held hawkish positions on Israel, and, last December, he was appointed the N.S.C.'s senior director for Near East and North African affairs.

Photos of the jet in flight also appeared on a computer bulletin board run by Global Times, a state-run newspaper known for its hawkish positions.

Essentially, as the administration has taken a more pragmatic approach to foreign policy, the decision of Mr. McCain to adhere to his more hawkish positions illustrates the continuing influence of neoconservatives on his thinking even as they are losing clout within the administration.

Among the Republican presidential candidates, Giuliani holds one of the most hawkish positions on the war in Iraq.

The older hard-line groups have adopted predictably hawkish positions.