Examples of using A foreign policy in English and their translations into Polish
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am not gonna get into a foreign policy debate.
Europe should not even have a foreign policy in the Arctic, and certainly not with someone like you at the helm.
Europe needs a foreign policy that distinguishes itself from the past,
explain the major principles of containment, a foreign policy that lay at the heart of Truman's doctrine
one that I strongly believe should not have a foreign policy agenda, I cannot endorse any third country activity by it.
as I believe that Parliament should advocate a foreign policy based on values,
on gas imports and how this dependency is used as a foreign policy instrument.
In order to develop a foreign policy on energy the report essentially proposes to appoint a High Official for Foreign Energy Policy,
I ask Baroness Ashton to subject the protection of Christians to serious debate at the 31 January meeting of foreign ministers and to make it a foreign policy priority.
The danger is that pursuing a foreign policy with the usage of force-
The danger is that pursuing a foreign policy with the usage of force-
are able in future to build a foreign policy for the Union which is even stronger, greater and more ambitious.
A foreign policy like the one that the Union is proposing to develop cannot neglect the cultural dimension,
preferences, a family-friendly policy to encourage people to have children, and a foreign policy involving development aid to third countries
That is true, but that is a foreign policy matter.
Reasons and goals for a foreign policy and the state of the Union.
However, the EU should not pursue a foreign policy and therefore we have voted no to this resolution.
Central Committee meeting in mid-1955, accusing him of conducting a foreign policy which turned the world against the USSR, Molotov remained in his position.
it is saying that the intention is to conduct a Community foreign policy and not a foreign policy that adheres to the philosophies of any one nation in particular.