dovishnesses造句

• Peres must now reassure those who distrusted his dovishness in the past.
• Clinton's aides deny that he has suddenly reverted to the dovishness of his anti-war youth.
• Barak's demonstrated dovishness may force him to err on the side of using ever-greater force and thereby be drawn into Arafat's war process.
• Mazanec said the pound may be poised to sell off even further against the euro and dollar if indicators point to slowing growth and " a period of dovishness " at the Bank of England.
• "The strongest point of this debate is that this chair is empty, " he said, accusing Barak of hiding the extent of the Labor party's dovishness on land-for-peace negotiations with the Arabs.
• His strong advocacy of the 1993 and 1995 agreements that set Israel on the path of conciliation with the Palestinians has prompted political satirists to suggest that he might really belong in the Labor Party, which negotiated the accords with the PLO . But political analysts argue that it is not Mordechai's dovishness but his pragmatic approach and his military credibility that really account for his standing.