Another indication of this fundamentalist policy of not communicating with potential adversaries has been the recent U.S. approach to Syria.

The Dalai Lama made clear that his support of a friendly U.S. approach did not mean silence on human rights issues.

Those opposed to such policies state that they seek a more "even-handed" U.S. approach to the conflict in the Middle East.

Such abuse can not be directly tied to a systemic U.S. approach to torture or approved treatment of detainees.

One is a different U.S. approach to the world.

Direct private sector outreach is a particularly important element of the U.S. approach to safeguarding charities from terrorist abuse.

He gave numerous speeches and interviews explaining the U.S. legal approach to terrorism.

Gramsci got the U.S. approach all wrong.

Conclusion: In summary, the U.S. approach of using end-use based control for dual-use items works well.

It's totally different from the U.S. approach, which is for producers to write a document and call it a standard.