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61) In foreign policy they broke off the alliance with Sparta and made alliances with Argos and Thessaly, which had been pro-Persian.

62) It provides a startling point for a discussion of the widespread belief that Richard Nixon was a brilliant maker of foreign policy.

63) June 1994: Elections to EP. 1996: Intergovernmental conference to review foreign policy and defence.

64) White House officials denied the president was worried that his foreign policy initiatives might turn sour before Nov. 5.

65) The Caspian basin, which is rich in oil and gas reserves, is central to his new foreign policy doctrine.

66) Nixon saw the improvement of relations with China as the key to his foreign policy.

67) Baker advises the President on the details of foreign policy.

68) While his foreign policy was winning praise abroad, Gorbachev was coming under growing criticism at home.

69) Parliament must exercise democratic control over the conduct of foreign policy. Secret diplomacy must be abolished. 3.

70) Such a cramped view of foreign policy leaves military pressure as the only plausible means of persuasion.

71) Behind all foreign policy there lurks, or ought to lurk, careful political calculation.

72) Our goals-peace based on military strength and creative foreign policy, economic growth, tax re-form, and fiscal sanity-would never change.

73) The final reckoning is that Nixon and Kissinger failed to reach their major foreign policy goals.

74) Parliament must exercise democratic control over the conduct of foreign policy.

75) The new constitution will allow it to make its own foreign policy and join international organisations.

76) The President is anxious to demonstrate that he has a strong foreign policy.

77) On questions of foreign policy, only Congress can declare war or appropriate the money necessary to fight it.

78) If we value independence in foreign policy making, let us not forget what happened in 1940.

79) Some Republicans believe Dole can draw a clear enough distinction with Clinton to make foreign policy a telling issue in the campaign.

80) They also include the control of environmental pollution, and we could benefit greatly through co-operating further on defence and foreign policy.

81) Weighty matters of economics and foreign policy appeared to be at stake as were the integrity and independence of public television.

82) But the total collapse or disappearance of one was never seen as an appropriate goal of foreign policy.

83) Following the military coup in February 1991, foreign policy reverted to a more traditional role.

84) Nixon devoted his two decades on the sidelines to rehabilitating his professional reputation with ponderous books and interviews about foreign policy.

85) As the Foreign Secretary pointed out this afternoon, it increasingly takes a co-ordinated view of foreign policy issues.

86) Foreign policy Foreign affairs during this period were dominated by the Gulf crisis.

87) In the twentieth century, however[http://sentencedict.com/foreign policy.html], presidents had increasingly made use of executive agreements as instruments of foreign policy.

88) On the defensive himself on domestic issues, he is turning to foreign policy because he has little choice.

89) He did not completely rule out qualified majority voting on foreign policy issues.

90) My major concern about the Maastricht negotiations relates to the limited majority decision making envisaged for foreign policy.