| It has expansionists and monstrous designs, and this is the basic support of the new Indian government. |
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| After all, the expansionists might reasonably argue, Russia has lost far more of its GDP in other ways and has far less to show in return. |
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| We are being given no more choice about fighting violent expansionists than were the Franks and Spaniards of the 8th century or the Hungarians and Moldavians of the 16th. |
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| During the first two years, 1890 and 1891, the interventionist policy of expansionists, traders and politicians became predominant. |
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| But Stalin and Mao were also regarded as determined expansionists, and we managed to deter them from using their nukes. |
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| Suppose, to stimulate the slumping but very large Japanese economy, unrestrained monetary expansionists aimed for a sharp depreciation of the yen below its current PPP rate. |
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| Having little detailed information on the western landscape, the Canadian expansionists began scientific expeditions to inventory the anticipated vast natural wealth that seemingly awaited European exploitation. |
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| Already present in the Yukon, the North-West Mounted Police might quickly have been swamped, especially if the greed of the American expansionists prompted them to raise questions of territorial jurisdiction. |
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| Only if aggressive Serb nationalism can be defused at its source and replaced by a liberal and non-ethnic political mainstream will Serbian expansionists in other parts of the former Yugoslavia take a more moderate stance. |
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| Expansionists eager to acquire Spanish Florida were part of the drive for the War of 1812, and many historians argue that American desires to annex Canada were also an important part of the equation. |
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