Sentence examples for western publics from inspiring English sources

Western publics, meanwhile, have become inured to the horror of war, convinced instead that their militaries are engaged in apolitical acts of rescue.

Donor governments and aid agencies also fear that western publics will not support cash – seeing it as less visible or more prone to corruption.

"The Taliban are trying to convince their own people and western publics and the Afghan population that they are about to win the war.

Lumping these threats together under the general rubric of a "war on terror" makes them harder to address.Another part of the anti-al-Qaeda strategy ought to be the education of western publics.

Putin is pointing to the war-weariness in the US and amongst many Western publics.

The paper concludes by debating the importance of these media images at a time when China's rise is being anxiously observed by western publics and policy communities.

These measures are not just a matter for  Western donors and the Western public.

It understands how its behaviour will be perceived by the Western public.

The second, directed to western public opinion, was that we should not play with outmoded stereotypes.

His understanding of the mechanisms of Western public opinion is comparatively weak.

If some government tilt persists, the medium today is more akin to Western public radio.