statecraft
Example Sentences
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We rightly fear nuclear proliferation, and yet “amazing grace and good fortune,” and admirable postwar statecraft, “actually bent the arc of history.”
“Since 1979, the use of institutionalized terrorism as a tool of statecraft has been a pillar of the clerical regime’s survival strategy,” the report said.
From Washington Times
Morris is known for revealing institutional delusions — of policing in “The Thin Blue Line,” and of statecraft in “The Fog of War.”
From New York Times
Fellow Conservative Tobias Ellwood, writing in the Sun, has said testing times prompt the public to look to its government to provide "leadership, statecraft and vision".
From BBC
He told BBC Newsnight that the evacuation “is a tacit, explicit really, admission of a dismal failure of geostrategy and of statecraft.”
From New York Times
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