nonalignment

Instead they talked about "nonalignment" - remaining outside military alliances but not ruling out taking sides in a conflict.

The Seattle Times 2011

In its poverty and underdevelopment more than ever; in its 'nonalignment' less and less.

For a New 'Internationale' Julliard, Jacques 1978

Or it can discard a shopworn habit of equating independence with reflexive opposition to Washington and London and lay itself open to charges of selling out its Cold War-era nonalignment.

It's Time to Re-Align India Sadanand Dhume 2011

For many people, continuing with a religious tradition despite doubts or nonalignment might be more about finding a community, tradition, culture and a social life rather than avoiding eternal damnation.

Christmas wars come early Petula Dvorak 2010

The 2005 nuclear deal altered the trajectory of relations between Washington and New Delhi, positioning India after years of nonalignment as a firm U.S. ally in a troubled region and as a democratic buttress to China's rise.

India Law Threatens U.S. Energy Deals 2010

Indira Gandhi speaks on democracy, socialism, and Third World nonalignment by Indira Gandhi

Miraculous Organ: Blair, Obama and the Narcissist's Defense 2009

Among other things, independence means freedom from control, self-determination, and nonalignment.

Ed and Deb Shapiro: Fireworks, Partying, and The Real Meaning of the 4th of July 2009

At independence in 1954, the U.S. tolerated Sihanouk's nonalignment. and extended economic aid.

Cambodia: Revisiting the Killing Fields 2008

But nonalignment remains the base upon which the pillars of Indian foreign policy stand.

Flirting With The Bomb 2008

India always maintained that nonalignment was neither anti-American nor anti-Soviet: it simply permits India to communicate with other nations on an equal footing.

Flirting With The Bomb 2008