Sentence examples similar to a diplomatic professional from inspiring English sources
As an executive assistant to CEO's, Dean's, and Chancellors of big name universities and corporations, I was well regarded as a very organized and diplomatic professional.
Infectious disease consultant directly communicated in a diplomatic and professional way with other consultants; in case of any difference of opinion on the need of higher end antibiotic usage.
America's diplomatic professionals have issued a dire warning about the crisis facing the State Department: Scores of top diplomats, including some of our highest-ranked career Foreign Service officers, have left the agency at "a dizzying speed" over the past 10 months.
In the Bush administration, by contrast, a gap opened almost immediately between senior political leaders on one side, and most military and diplomatic professionals as well as the media on the other.
He catalogs the abuse of detainees while showering deserving praise on the career military men and diplomatic professionals, like former Secretary of State Colin Powell, who recognized the dangers of abandoning the Geneva Conventions.
WASHINGTON — As Charles H. Rivkin prepares to take up the storied position of U.S. ambassador to Paris, a choice niche once occupied by Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin, he finds himself a particularly interesting case study in the long debate over America's practice of appointing political favorites rather than diplomatic professionals to choice ambassadorships.
Their efforts have little modern resonance, not because they came up with bad rules, but because in earlier eras the notion of establishing binding judicial mechanisms to resolve any kind of international disagreement was just too utopian to warrant serious consideration by diplomatic professionals.
It was a diplomatic trifecta.
