Sentence examples for sound foreign policy from inspiring English sources

Ignoring France is not sound foreign policy.

You can't have a sound foreign policy without an intelligent domestic opposition keeping people honest.

Since when is fetishizing a Churchill bust a sign of patriotism, or of a sound foreign policy, or of anything?

But his speech made clear he did not view a fight with the French, over fries or otherwise, as sound foreign policy.

He said the 0.7% of national income earmarked for overseas aid was a "moral commitment" and "sound foreign policy for Britain".

In the interview, Biden said his decision will be based on whether he thinks he's the best qualified person to focus "on the two things I've spent my whole life on, giving ordinary people a fighting chance to make it, and a sound foreign policy that's based on rational interests of the United States".

As for international relations, Mr. Bush passed his first major test through a combination of caution, luck and a commendable ability to take good advice from a sound foreign-policy team.

That was good foreign policy.

In this age of anxiety and sound bite foreign policy, constituents should know that Congress is leading when it matters most.

Could he or she add balance, deepen the analysis, and dispel false assumptions towards the development of more well-rounded and sound U.S. foreign policies?

We remain optimistic that Mr. Bush will continue in his basically sound approach to foreign policy and trade.