Sentence examples for more expansionist from inspiring English sources

As time passed, Fascist foreign policy became more expansionist.

But the prospect of rival experiments, as Washington pursued a more expansionist path, was dashed by Republican election gains.

Mr. Miliband is urging the British government to modify its painful deficit reduction program in favor of a more expansionist economic "Plan B".

In that capacity, Mr. Rapaport said, Rabbi Hager discouraged the more expansionist visions of the settlers' movement: that the Jews of Israel were entitled by biblical prophecy to inherit the entire West Bank.

Banks of no fixed abode, such as HSBC and Standard Chartered, may also be poised to benefit in some markets, and American banks could yet decide to become more expansionist.

From Athens to Lisbon and Paris to Rome, governments want Berlin get behind a banking union and also adopt a more expansionist economic policy to help drive growth and fight unemployment in stagnant euro zone economies.

Second, and more importantly, expansionist ideas and fears of socialism do not, in themselves, constitute fascism.

After overthrowing the Parthian confederacy, the Sassanid Empire that arose from its remains pursued a more aggressive expansionist policy than their predecessors and continued to make war against Rome.

While the Kremlin grows increasingly isolationist, the Mariinsky is becoming ever more open and expansionist.

Thus, during the dominance of politics in support of more radical or expansionist welfare state development, Alma-Ata seems to have been the preferred version of HFA, while the European HFA target approach may be more feasible in the post-expansive welfare state politics.

The country's efforts have raised fears among foreign governments that China will use a more robust military for expansionist purposes or to press for regional dominance.