Sentence examples for vigorous foreign policy from inspiring English sources

It has pursued a more vigorous foreign policy in its neighbourhood.

From the beginning of his reign, Louis pursued a vigorous foreign policy.

In subsequent years, the new monarch carved out a vigorous foreign policy that generally reflected his original goals.

The Republicans went into the mid-term elections united behind the president's vision of a smaller government at home and a vigorous foreign policy abroad.

Stepping into the void created by America's seeming retreat from vigorous foreign policy does not mean that Beijing can — or is even eager to — project moral leadership to the world.

The fact that Rosas was able to conduct a vigorous foreign policy for so many years was partly because of the weakness of Argentina's natural rival in the Río de la Plata area, Brazil, which had been involved in a civil war (1835 45) in Rio Grande do Sul.

More surprising was Clemenceau's ruthless suppression of strikes and his vigorous, nationalistic foreign policy.

The generals supported a vigorous pro-United States foreign policy at the expense of relations with their neighbors.

And despite vigorous protests against American foreign policy on both sides of the Atlantic, the Western alliance was becoming stronger and more durable.

1938 Flandin Assails Foreign Policy A vigorous attack on the foreign policy of the French government, especially its support of Czechoslovakia and its "prolongation of the civil war in Spain," was delivered by former Premier P.-E.

President Bush received vigorous endorsements of his top foreign policy priority, the global war on terrorism, during his visits to Beijing, and President Bill Clinton guided China toward joining the World Trade Organization after prolonged negotiations.