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Those with a more dovish or liberal attitude have supported dialogue while hardliners are invariably content to solve issues with force and violence.
那些態(tài)度更溫和或更寬松的人支持對話，而強(qiáng)硬派的內(nèi)容都不約而??同地贊同用武力和暴力解決問題。
Even the more dovish officials at the Fed see little case for further asset purchases because the risks that led them to launch QE2 last autumn have abated.
即使較爲(wèi)溫和的美聯(lián)儲官員，也認(rèn)爲(wèi)沒有理由進(jìn)一步實(shí)施資産購買計(jì)劃，因爲(wèi)去年鞦季導(dǎo)致他們推出QE2的風(fēng)險(xiǎn)已經(jīng)消退。
We have 16 years to show what Israel has been doing with the most dovish approach and the most dovish governments, without really resolving the conflict; on the contrary.
我們用了16年的時間來展現(xiàn)以色列最溫和的政府以最溫和的方式採取的措施，但是竝沒有真正解決沖突，結(jié)果恰恰相反。

But Prime Minister Netanyahu has to accommodate his coalition partners in the dovish Labor Party, including its leader, Defense Minister Barak.
So,would a coalition government - with the dovish Liberal Democrats as kingmakers - change British policy on Iran?
That is much higher than his dovish predecessor Ehud Olmert, who offered major territorial concessions to the Palestinians.

Fed Chairman Bernanke also remains firmly in the dovish monetary policy camp, most agree.
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supporting discussion or other peaceful solutions in political relationships rather than the use of force

Journalists use dovish to describe politicians or governments who are in favour of using peaceful and diplomatic methods to achieve something, rather than using force and violence.