The source claimed that RIM originally offered to relocate some of its servers to within Saudi Arabia, thus placing them effectively under Saudi law; the whereabouts of RIM's servers is a potentially serious diplomatic question, as there are issues of international law at stake.
The fate of Mr. Daqduq became a vexing political and diplomatic question during the American military's last days in Iraq.
"A second referendum is not the government policy". This drew gasps of surprise from the audience as it is a political, rather than diplomatic, question.
The diplomatic question at issue is separate from the propriety of the air raid itself, which killed 2,400 American soldiers and sailors.
The diplomatic question of the moment is whether to put some of these relations on the table in a quiet effort to garner support for economic pressure against North Korea.
The White House should reject their advice in favor of a more straightforward approach, postponing any construction decision until the serious technological and diplomatic questions surrounding the current missile defense program have been satisfactorily resolved.
Nor are political and diplomatic questions in sharp focus yet.
Those military and diplomatic questions deserve better answers, ones about policy choices rather than half-discerned conspiracies.
Trading interests and military adventures that forged links, for example, with the United Provinces as when Sweden intervened in the German war in 1630 complicated already tangled diplomatic questions.
2] adopted Senator Lodge's resolution demanding the exclusion of foreign corporations from the acquisition of territory in America after three hours' debate, which was conducted behind closed doors owing to the delicacy of the diplomatic questions involved.
He did not himself take part in military expeditions, but he appointed commanders, encouraged the army, handled diplomatic questions, and wrote widely on problems relating to the jihad and its theoretical justification.
