Sentence examples for ideological foreign from inspiring English sources

Senior officials talk approvingly of the "end of ideological foreign policy" and say their views are listened to, even solicited, on dealings with Iran or Syria.

In his victory speech on Tuesday, Mr Kerry accused the president of running "the most arrogant, inept, reckless and ideological foreign policy in modern history".

He says repeatedly that the president has carried out "the most inept, reckless, arrogant and ideological foreign policy in modern history".

Mr. Kerry said he believed that "this is the most arrogant, reckless and ideological foreign policy ever pursued in the modern times of our country".

"Simply put," Kerry declared, "the Bush Administration has pursued the most arrogant, inept, reckless, and ideological foreign policy in modern history": In the wake of the September 11th terrorist attacks, the world rallied to the common cause of fighting terrorism.

Seemingly recognising this, he paints himself as a safe pair of hands, after four years of what he calls "the most inept, reckless, arrogant and ideological foreign policy" in modern history.

Though his rhetoric is sometimes excitingly over the top ("the most reckless, inept, ideological foreign-policy in American history"), Mr Kerry is campaigning as a steady mainstream Democrat.

Panetta is not known for strong ideological views on foreign policy.

Mr Cameron has also failed to settle the Conservatives' ideological split over foreign policy.

Some of the responses reflected a generalized ideological suspicion of foreign investment in domestic concerns.

"When Bush's [poll] numbers were high, his popularity papered over the GOP's traditional ideological splits on foreign policy.