Examples of using Soft power in English and their translations into Hebrew
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EU's growing role as a“soft power” aids Human Rights in Morocco.
A report on human rights and democracy in Morocco shows the EU's growing role as a“soft power”- writes Colin Stevens.
So soft power is something that really emerges partly because of governments, but partly despite governments.
Soft power is something that really emerges partly because of governments, but partly despite governments.
India's size, soft power, and its possible quest for a big-power role will have various effects on the Middle East.
So soft power is something that really emerges partly because of governments, but partly despite governments.
Yet the importance of soft power cannot be overestimated because it shapes international public opinion and even politics.
Indeed, if you can learn to use more soft power, you can save a lot on carrots and sticks.
in other words, people like to call"soft power.".
that probably Hollywood and MTV and McDonalds have done more for American soft power around the world than any specifically government activity.
military,"Soft power" in the face of the establishment of influence over Turkic and Muslim groups in neighboring countries.
for these brains constitute the true"soft power" of the Arabs.
He feels no obligation to the idea of the U.S. as a world leader promoting democratic values and human rights;“soft power” is clearly not a major asset in his eyes.
military,“soft power” for establishing influence over Turkic and Muslim groups in the neighbouring countries.
meeting this potential will strengthen Israel's“soft power” in the West(and in the world generally) and strengthen Israel's image as the“Start-up Nation.”.
great job at re-dynamizing this agency, and Israel could have used UNESCO as a showcase for our innovations and technologies, what we call‘soft power,'" he said.
realizing this potential will strengthen Israel's“soft power” in the West(and in the world writ large) and reinforce Israel's image as the“startup nation.”.
ideological claims regarding civil society, and to examine the political and social impact of NGO activities(«soft power») within the EMP framework, using activities related to the Arab-Israeli relationship as a case study.
want without coercion or payment, is what I call soft power.
retain the Society as a legitimate religious charity- and an instrument of soft power for oil-rich Libya.