Sentence examples for policy of non-interference from inspiring English sources

The Chinese government has long proclaimed a policy of non-interference.

IN ITS foreign relations, China parades a policy of non-interference in the internal affairs of others.

Yet despite this policy of non-interference, China's increasingly dominant presence is inevitably having a significant impact on stability and "conflict dynamics" in these countries.

The British government, which claims to follow a policy of non-interference in Iran's internal affairs, did its part by confiscating nearly £1bn of Iranian assets.

The aim of such an editorial policy of non-interference is presumably inclusiveness, but the result is inevitably the opposite unless you happen to be a Heideggerian.

It is ideology, not indifference, that is keeping the Chinese away from the diplomacy.China's stance is consistent with its policy of non-interference in other countries' internal affairs.

A couple of issues comes out of this development (1) Chinese maritime economic interests cannot be compromised and (2) China is taking a more assertive role in international affairs without compromising its foreign policy principle of non-interference in internal affairs (Andrew and Strange 2013, p. 3).

Plus, China's engagement with its African partners is qualitatively different and, according to the government policies, guided by principles of non-interference with domestic affairs of a recipient country, mutual benefits in economic development, and self-determination among partner countries, which continues to be enshrined in its government policies.

The PSC has moved the AU away from its old policy of kneejerk non-interference in virtually any African conflict, however catastrophic, but in practice it has waited for conflicts to happen before reacting, if at all.One of the AU's main goals was to "unite Africa".

But before China's breakout from poverty to arguably the world's No. 2 economy, its default position on foreign policy was to restate the principle of non-interference in other nations' affairs and focus largely on its neighborhood.

The move violated Obama's rule of non-interference.