| 词汇 | 鹰派人物 |
| 释义 | 鹰派人物 YOUR DIARIST is a guest at a conference on security organised by Ukraine’s rather tattered hawks. Jim DeMint, a senator from South Carolina, wants his colleagues to adopt a voluntary ban on earmarks, a form of pork-barrel spending particularly reviled by fiscal hawks. He caved in to pressure from the army only after a threat by some parties to quit the governing coalition forced him to bring the hawkish Moshe Dayan pictured above on board as defence minister. Some of his age-old detractors think that he, like other Israeli hawks before him, could yet surprise everyone with a bid for a place in peacemaking history. The American president, some Israeli hawks may be thinking, will now have to get off Israel’s pecked back. India's hawks mock that their bitter rival can never again be trusted; India’s hawks mock that their bitter rival can never again be trusted; noisier American congressmen want Pakistan’s $3 billion military and civilian aid budget slashed. The Republican budget hawk says this through gritted teeth, though, convinced that the flawed effort will prove fiscally“ disastrous”. Though budget hawks hate it, and environmentalists call it a terrible case of“ greenwashing” and worse, President Lee Myung-bak is pressing on regardless. Notably, when the Cameron government in Britain announced austerity measures last May, it received fawning praise from U.S. deficit hawks. The appointment of Peter Orszag, a noted critic of lax spending, to run the budget office is another good move: it hints that Mr Obama will be a spending hawk as well as a stimulator. |
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