(1) He condemned what he saw as undisciplined adventurism.

(2) That cocktail of problems calls for stability, not adventurism.

(3) It's just sedentary adventurism in need of a subject.

(4) He dismissed guerrilla warfare as "adventurism.".

(5) On the Causes of the " Left " Adventurism in " the Struggle of Red May "

(6) Unchecked sexual adventurism — whether straight, gay or both — is never a safe or wise way to go.

(7) Even worse would be military adventurism to occupy and work off the steam and frustrations of the unmarried males—another effect seen of gender imbalance in the past.

(8) It ended wang Ming "left" adventurism the dominant position in the leadership of the communist party of China realizes the transformation of democratic revolution in the second.

(9) The great majority of revolutionary populists resolutely rejected the deception and unprincipled adventurism of a few untypical deviants like Nechaev.

(10) But above all Fitzgerald envied Hemingway's vigorous worldliness, his swagger and adventurism.

(11) This slogan expresses the military equalitarianism which accompanies military adventurism.

(12) The government may decide to use the surplus men as a weapon for military adventurism and “actively desire to see them give their lives in pursuit of a national interest”.

(13) This request came on the heels of a twelve-page letter from Rajavi to “Dear Comrade Gorbachev” in which he began by praising the Soviet Union’s efforts “against imperialist adventurism.”

(14) Her choice of foreign minister will be a clue to whether she intends to rein back on Lula’s foreign-policy adventurism.

(15) The United States’ Gilded Age lasted for 16 years, ending with a financial panic in 1893 that turned into a depression(sentence dictionary), then a Progressive era that saw reform at home and adventurism abroad.

(16) The Central Bank was granted autonomy, charged with keeping inflation low and ensuring that banks eschew the adventurism that has damaged Britain and America.

(17) However, it is not only the one sided flexibility, the "military adventurism" must be left behind at first by the North Korea.

(18) As a consequence, U. S. nuclear doctrine was based on the threat of " massive retaliation" to punish Russian adventurism in areas deemed vital to the West.

(19) For years it had used the threat of its veto to keep North Korean adventurism off the Security Council’s agenda.