Sentence examples for * demarches from inspiring English sources

On both visits Molotov, the foreign minister, was left at home since he opposed the demarches.

All meeting requests and demarches must be conveyed by diplomatic note.

But the Chennai conference was also an opportunity for India's "permanent ambassadors" to make a few demarches of their own.

It is not with Foreign Office striped suits, rolled umbrellas and rolled minds, with nuanced telegrams and choreographed demarches.

Primarily, all requests for intel flights must come in writing from Embassy London to Mr. Will Jessett at MOD; phone calls, demarches, and non-papers will not suffice.

-- With Venezuela, both MFA officials and Russian experts believe that a "Monroe doctrine" mentality, and not real concerns over regional stability, is behind U.S. demarches.

"We have demarched China repeatedly on its conventional arms transfers to Iran, urging Beijing to stop," the cable noted.

He also instituted Demarchs, who had the same duties as the previously existing Naucrari,-the demes being made to take the place of the naucraries.

On July 29th, Legal Adviser Harold Hongju Koh and Deputy Ambassador Frances Ricciardone demarched Attorney General Muhammad Ishaq Aloko about our concern over pre-trial releases and presidential pardons of narco-traffickers (Reftel Kabul 02245) In Spring 2008, Post had previous demarched National Security Advisor Rassoul about our concern over pre-trial releases.

2. (C/REL GERMANY) On February 3, German PermRep Brandenburg demarched Ambassador Daalder regarding 50 million euros that Berlin had donated to the Afghan National Army ANA Trust Fundnd in October 2009, handing over a non-paper reported in para 10 below.

"We have demarched the Indian government on this matter to put this record straight and explain why this is not true and it has been mistaken," Mr. Lee said during a visit to New Delhi.