Sentence examples for liberation policy from inspiring English sources
They did however regard it as a welcome source of funding for anticommunist and operative measures for America's liberation policy.
Events had made clear the extent both of the options and the limits of U.S. American liberation policy vis-à-vis communism (Creuzberger, 2008: pp. 197 223, 553).
All this adventurous activity looks at first sight uncharacteristically Spartan, but Thucydides' picture of Brasidas as a romantic loner at odds with the regime back home is somewhat overdone, and there is reason to think that his liberation policies represented official Spartan wishes.
Some historians such as argue that he was more of a politician than a humanitarian, and that his liberation policies were always combined with schemes to make colonial extraction of resources from the natives more efficient.
In London he established cordial relations with the ANC leader Oliver Tambo, in keeping with Nigeria's pro-active policy on liberation movements.
"Liberation" evokes the image of the soldiers on American tanks sweeping up pretty demoiselles in their arms as they rolled through Normandy, not the guerrilla wars of national liberation that troubled American foreign policy for much of the cold war.
Thirdly, this paper will equally contribute to literature by incorporating recent time series data which captures recent policies aimed at liberation and regulation of the financial sector.
In 1998, Congress passed, with strong bipartisan support, the Iraq Liberation Act, which said the United States policy should be "to support efforts to remove the regime headed by Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq".
My hypothesis is that he starts as a regime changer and he's picking up his alliance with Bush whose public policy through the Iraq Liberation Act is to depose the regime.
Finally, Pfeiffer addressed the possibility of Obama, in his era of lame-duck liberation, going completely #YOLO on weed policy.
This weekend sees the launch of "Regenerate" – a black-centred UK arts festival focused on the intersections of drug policy, racial justice and liberation.
