neoconservative造句
1. These exchanges are a ground-breaking insight for neo-conservative realism.
2. And this was especially true for the neoconservatives who considered themselves the heirs of an abandoned tradition of postwar liberalism.
3. After all, that's one of the neoconservative arguments about torture: You show the world who's boss.
4. As anyone familiar with neoconservative debate knows, a comparison to the French is akin to the worst kind of schoolyard taunt.
5. The neoconservative policy response to an undead uprising would be simple and direct.
6. Which neoconservative impulse will win out -- the embrace of democratic longing, or the fear of Islamic movements taking power?
7. Neoconservative theorists, who knew nothing about Iraq , believed that the transformational power of democracy could change the Middle East — make Arabs more like Americans.
8. President George W. Bush and his neoconservative advisers disregarded the ethnic and sectarian realities in Iraq and the balance of power in the Persian Gulf.
9. In the neoconservative world, however, no one stays unemployed for long.
10. Richard Perle was a brilliant, brooding defense expert with strongly neoconservative leanings.
11. Gary Samore, director of studies at the Council of Foreign Relations, said McCain is a mix of a neoconservative and the traditional internationalist.
12. Two years ago, in "Dangerous Nation", Mr Kristol's fellow neoconservative, Robert Kagan, also acknowledged the aggressive side of American behaviour.
13. "He's talking about idealism with realistic tendencies but he's still talking about God and destiny for the United States, which is very neoconservative," Foyle told researchers at the council.
14. I have numerous affiliations with the different strands of the neoconservative movement.
15. This ISAB report will serve as a template for the neoconservative approach to China and provide the foundation for critiques of Barack Obama's China policy.