Sentence examples for policy doctrine from inspiring English sources

Above all, we need a new foreign policy doctrine.

Every president is expected to have a new foreign policy "doctrine".

The success of Libya has prompted speculation that Cameron will adopt a foreign policy doctrine.

That fight seems largely won — in fact, I don't think I've ever seen anything quite like the sudden intellectual collapse of austerity economics as a policy doctrine.

The BRIC's do not share enough of a common agenda to become the focal point of a serious Russian foreign policy doctrine.

Ahmet Davutoglu, who birthed a foreign policy doctrine and has been Turkey's foreign minister since May 2009, has irked a lot of Americans.

Russia's new foreign-policy doctrine is rooted in the Soviet and czarist past.

Not long ago, the President described his foreign-policy doctrine as one that "avoids errors.

By the turn of the century, humanitarian intervention had become a foreign-policy doctrine.

"It is neither desirable nor practical to make democracy promotion a foreign-policy doctrine," he says.

In Washington, the "pivot to Asia" foreign-policy doctrine is often ridiculed.