Sentence examples for overseas actions from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, if Americans suddenly started to vote based on national security issues, presidents would have to start to care about the domestic political consequences of their overseas actions.

Senior figures in the Brussels foreign-policy establishment (and in Germany) argue that the EU enjoys "moral and legal legitimacy" precisely because its overseas actions are not based on the interests of a few big states, but are approved by consensus.

Further overseas action is expected.

But Life of Pi's overseas action isn't going unnoticed in Hollywood, which is increasingly watered with foreign cash.

In overseas action, European shares were broadly higher on Wednesday, with banks and commodity stocks leading the way.

At the same time, those who have resisted what many worry could become another long and costly Mideast entanglement largely withheld criticism in the immediate aftermath of U.S. troops engaged in overseas action.

While even the Communists had accepted Italian membership in NATO in the 1970s, Italy frequently stood apart from U.S. overseas military actions from the Vietnam War onward.

Freedom House said the country's government had used its "high-volume propaganda apparatus" to clamp down on voices critical of its overseas military actions.

Beijing's foreign policy continues to emphasize the inviolable sovereignty of nation states, and the country often condemns American overseas military actions.

The progressive thinktank the Australia Institute is concerned the Efic changes will open the door to more fossil fuel investments overseas undermining action on climate change.

The end of the Cold War and growing European political and economic integration also had combined to erode Italy's long-standing resistance to overseas military action, as the interventions in Albania demonstrated.