Sentence examples for mistrust of foreign from inspiring English sources

The appointment of Ms. Pellerin last May, after Mr. Hollande's election, prompted talk of a new orientation in French technology policy, where mistrust of foreign companies has sometimes been the guiding principle.

Greater mistrust of foreign Internet businesses and greater Internet regulation.

Communities hid their sick because of mistrust of foreign doctors clad in plastic suits that led to attacks on aid workers.

The setting may be the war against terrorism after Sept. 11, but the sensibility is 80's alienation, when American support for the anti-Communist regime in El Salvador, despite its links to right-wing death squads, spiked public mistrust of American foreign policy.

Meanwhile, a culture of paranoia was brewing, a deep fear and mistrust of the foreign-born and anyone who deemed themselves a "hyphenated American".

Yet, echoing their governments, many citizens have descended into rank mistrust of what is foreign.

Blaming the war, voter mistrust of Truman's foreign policy, and high prices at home, Douglas stated that she lost in California because Nixon was able to take a large part of the women's vote and the labor vote.

Though institutional differences remain, the absence of personal rancor and of mutual mistrust make the formulation of foreign policy far easier.

And since the conversion bill is being sponsored by Yisrael Beiteinu, the nationalist and mostly right-wing party of Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman, conditions were especially ripe for mistrust.

And, as we are witnessing in west Africa, mistrust in times of emergency hampers the necessary work and efforts of foreign aid workers hugely.

Not only were such vehicles viewed as illegal counterfeits of foreign models, their quality and safety were mistrusted.