Sentence examples for regional stance from inspiring English sources

Reflecting this, Barak coined the phrase "a villa in the jungle" to describe Israel's regional stance; recently he updated it to "an oasis fortress in the desert".

However, both the global and regional stance may change if the slaughter continues, confronting the regime with either direct military intervention or a concerted attempt to arm the rebels.

The 1979 peace treaty, which followed the war, has been the cornerstone of Israel's regional stance: an alliance with the old dictatorships, preferring their state-centered nationalism over pan-Arab or Islamic ideologies, while always fearing an "Iran next door" scenario.

Warburton indicated he expected to continue playing for Cardiff Blues, but Regional Rugby Wales has made clear the regions' stance on central contracts.

What contributed hugely to the miscalculation of the Egyptian army about the possibility of the success of the coup is that it depended on the supporting stances of regional actors except that these stances came from quarters which are supposed to be at odds.

The Brotherhood's stance on regional issues represents a direct challenge to the Saudi monarchy.

His victory could also presage a more hardened stance toward regional reconciliation, in particular with Kosovo, which declared independence from Serbia in 2008.

Western allies, meanwhile, are being calmed by talk of strengthening Lebanon's army and central state, and by the effective maintenance of a neutral stance in regional diplomacy.Still, dark clouds loom, as ever, on the horizon.

Her public stances on regional issues have offered an insight into the monarchy's views and courses of action.

As national production structures transnationalize across the regional space, the next stage is to deepen regulatory harmonization to present a common stance to the extra-regional market.

Mohammed was seen as central to the US's anti-Iran stance, and a regional outreach to Israel.