Sentence examples for into isolationism from inspiring English sources
Some retreated into isolationism.
The great fear that this week Washington would withdraw into isolationism and unilateralism has proved unfounded.
Many will argue that an energy-independent America could simply retreat into isolationism during such a period of turbulence.
Vote Conservative and you you'll get an unprincipled headlong rush into isolationism with some dubious international bedfellows.
It is no accident that the Conservatives have given up on international policy and relapsed into isolationism.
If the United States retreats into isolationism, it ceases to be itself — a nation dedicated, however much it falls short, to a universalist ideal of freedom.
Or perhaps it has lost sight of European policy, and has retreated into British isolationism.
If the US can be persuaded to keep supporting global treaties, ministers argue, it will not retreat into dangerous isolationism.
Some non-Americans, such as the editors of The Economist, may be tempted to regard what is happening in U.S. foreign policy as a retreat into American isolationism.
Despite financial meltdowns in Latin America and the administration's politically-motivated espousal of steel- and farm-protectionism, September 11th did not slow the pace of globalisation.More broadly, there have been no signs of the administration retreating into 1930s-style isolationism.
In the face of the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, the leaders promised not to repeat that era's descent into economic isolationism, proclaiming their commitment to an open global economy and the rejection of protectionism.They succeeded only in part.
