シナトラ・ドクトリン

noun

Sinatra Doctrine

A foreign policy term referring to the Soviet Union's non-intervention policy toward Eastern Bloc countries in the late 1980s, named after Frank Sinatra's song 'My Way'.

• シナトラ・ドクトリンは、東とう欧おう諸しょ国こくが独どく自じの道みちを歩あゆむことを認みとめた。

  The Sinatra Doctrine allowed Eastern European countries to go their own way.