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1. The doctrine of preemption gained renewed reputation following the U . S . invasion of Iraq.
2. Last week, Bush took pains to emphasize the doctrine of preemption during a good-will tour of Canada.
3. Though not specifically rejecting the Bush doctrine of preemption against terrorism, the platform places more emphasis on diplomacy and coalition building.
4. Contrary to international law, they are advancing a new doctrine of preemption that gives Washington the right to intervene anywhere it deems necessary.
5. The acuteness of this threat is what then drives the new doctrine of preemption and the greater willingness of America to use force unilaterally around the world.
6. It's difficult to find doctrine of preemption in a sentence. 用doctrine of preemption造句挺難的
7. Of President Bush's doctrine of preemption, he says, " The whole belief behind that seems flawed on a theoretical level ."
8. Of President Bush's doctrine of preemption, he sa; s, " The whole belief behind that seems flawed on a theoretical level ."
9. Europeans are horrified by the announcement of a virtually open-ended doctrine of preemption against terrorists or states that sponsor terrorists, in which the United States alone decides when and where to use force.
10. If the new Bush doctrine of preemption means more U . S . armed attacks on countries perceived as potential threats, we will incur more bitter enemies and continue to deeply disappoint our remaining friends.
11. By applying the doctrine of preemption of the field by congressional enactment of federal patent and copyright laws, the Supreme Court has . . . rung the death knell for the misappropriation theory as applied to product simulation.
12. In its place came the doctrine of preemption, outlined by Bush at a June 1 commencement speech at West Point where he argued that the nation must " be ready for preemptive action when necessary to defend our liberty ."
13. The doctrine of preemption has its own logic; with the " road map " to Middle East peace abandoned, we are seeing the first few steps along a new, unmapped road to more Middle East tension and violence.
14. In keeping with the convention's often militaristic tone, Bush expressed strong confidence in his doctrine of preemption, which provided the underpinnings of his decision to invade Iraq-- but he sought to soften the way it is perceived by uncertain voters.
15. In declaring that he would have invaded Iraq even knowing it had no weapons of mass destruction, Bush has pushed his doctrine of preemption farther than ever before, to cover anyone seen as " a threat, " not just those harboring illicit weapons.
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