Sentence examples for A diplomatic tactic from inspiring English sources

Though the European Union lifted its embargo on arms transfers to the opposition last month, many rebels said they see the decision as a diplomatic tactic intended to pressure the Syrian government, and unlikely to lead to shipments from Western governments soon.

The world was on notice that China viewed hostage-taking as a legitimate diplomatic tactic back in 2014, when a Canadian couple living in China was arrested in an apparent attempt to pressure Canada not to extradite another Chinese suspect, Su Bin, to the United States.

Keeping world leaders waiting has become something of a Trump diplomatic tactic, but it was the White House delegation that was left to stew, with Putin arriving 45 minutes late to the Presidential Palace.

If it sounds like blackmail, with Zardari bargaining by placing a gun to his own head - an age-old diplomatic tactic of Pakistan leaders - consider the evidence.

Indeed, by fostering the North Korean regime's dependence, China has in effect facilitated its habitual diplomatic tactic of blackmail.

As World War II progressed Churchill's obvious diplomatic tactic was to seek to convince the United States that its interests demanded that it join Britain in the war.

It is also not clear what the Palestinian diplomatic tactic will be in New York.

This case assumes the point of view of the US State Department and reviews a series of diplomatic tactics, and ambassadorial strategies, meant to influence the Guatemalan government.

We also have so many diplomatic tactics available to us, a product of highly interdependent global economy.

Katan Alder, 22, one of 50 Manchester University protesters who have occupied a university building for nine days, said students were abandoning diplomatic tactics in favour of direct action.

Having prevaricated for more than a decade over the nuclear issue, there is little room left for diplomatic tactics.