英語 での The reagan administration の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Gunboat diplomacy had been defeated by car bombs in Lebanon, but the Reagan administration and, above all, CIA Director William Casey were left thirsting for revenge against Hezbollah.
In 1984 the U.S. Congress ordered this intervention to be stopped; however, it was later shown that the Reagan administration illegally continued(See Iran- Contra affair).
In 1984 the U.S. Congress ordered this intervention to be stopped; however, it was later shown that the Reagan administration illegally continued(See Iran-Contra affair).
If we look back at the beginning of the 1980s when the Reagan administration began, the political playing field was one where the conservatives basically worked out an agenda and the liberals reacted to it.
Despite Belgrade's political non-alignment and extensive trading relations with the US and the European Community, the Reagan administration had targeted the Yugoslav economy in a“Secret Sensitive” 1984 National Security Decision Directive(NSDD 133) entitled“United States Policy towards Yugoslavia”.
During the last major Israeli incursion into Lebanon, in 1981, the Reagan administration cut off U.S. military aid and arms deliveries for 10 weeks while it investigated whether Israel was using weapons for"defensive purposes."….
During the last major Israeli incursion into Lebanon, in 1981, the Reagan administration cut off U.S. military aid and arms deliveries for ten weeks while it investigated whether Israel was using weapons for“defensive purposes,” as required under U.S. law.
In the 1980s, when the Reagan administration, as part of its''600 ship Navy'' plan, recommissioned all four of the Iowa class battleships, the U.S. Navy recovered large amounts of specialized equipment and spare parts that were still in storage aboard the Massachusetts.
Indeed, the suicide truck bombs that devastated the U.S. embassy and Marine barracks in Beirut in 1983 prevailed-- at least in a geopolitical sense-- over the combined firepower of the fighter-bombers and battleships of the U.S. Sixth Fleet and forced the Reagan administration to retreat from Lebanon.
Using the loopholes in the congressional legislation, both real and loosely interpreted, the Reagan administration, in its first two years, chipped away at the spirit of the embargo: $3.1 million of jeeps and trucks, $4 million of helicopter spare parts, $6.3 million of other military supplies.
But, despite the US-PLO dialogue, the Pollard spy case, or the Israeli rejection of the Shultz peace initiative in the spring of 1988, pro-Israeli organizations in the United States characterized the Reagan Administration(and the 100th Congress) as the"most pro-Israel ever" and praised the positive overall tone of bilateral relations.
But, despite the US- PLO dialogue, the Pollard spy case, and the Israeli rejection of the Shultz peace initiative in the spring of 1988, pro-Israeli organizations in the United States characterized the Reagan Administration(and the 100th Congress) as the"most pro-Israel ever", and praised the positive overall tone of bilateral relations.
Despite such developments as the U.S.-Palestine Liberation Organization dialog, the Pollard spy case in December 1986, and the Israeli rejection of the Shultz peace initiative in the spring of 1988, pro-Israeli organizations in the United States characterized the Reagan administration(and the 100th Congress) as the"most pro-Israel ever" and praised the positive overall tone of bilateral relations.
Throughout the 1980s, the Heritage Foundation's foreign policy expert on the Third World, Michael Johns, the foundation's principal Reagan Doctrine advocate, visited with resistance movements in Angola, Cambodia, Nicaragua, and other Soviet-supported nations and urged the Reagan administration to initiate or expand military and political support to them.
But, despite the US- PLO dialogue, the Pollard spy case, and the Israeli rejection of the Shultz peace initiative in the spring ofpro-Israeli organizations in the United States characterized the Reagan Administration and the th Congress as the"most pro-Israel ever", and praised the positive overall tone of bilateral relations.
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During the Reagan administration in the 1980s.
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