Sentence examples for a key interlocutor from inspiring English sources

And in recent weeks, Mr. Monti has emerged as a key interlocutor for President Obama on the euro crisis.

A key interlocutor was the president's foreign affairs fixer, a controversial former businessman called Sachin de Wass Gunawardene.

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has been a key interlocutor with Egypt's defense minister, Gen. Abdul-Fattah el-Sisi, and he has spoken with him 15 times since Mr. Morsi was ousted on July 3. Mr. Hagel is on vacation  but is talking to aides and plans to be in touch with General Sisi soon, an official said.

Yet over the weekend, China praised Mrs. Clinton's four years at the helm of U.S. foreign policy, in words from a key interlocutor of hers over the years, Dai Bingguo, a foreign affairs official and a key voice in China's foreign policy.

He also was a key interlocutor with the Chinese, who considered him the most reliable figure in North Korea's eccentric leadership.

Gilani's replacement should be in place in a matter of days, and his cabinet -- including a key U.S. interlocutor, foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar -- will be reinstated, so long as each member takes a new oath of office.

Diplomatically, Washington's key interlocutor is Russia's foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, one of Mr. Assad's primary international defenders.

The military also holds the key to Afghan stability, since it would be the key interlocutor in any peace agreement between Ghani's government and the Afghan Taliban, with whom the Pakistani army has maintained close ties.

There is an opportunity for China's key interlocutors to engage China as it grapples with its new position in ways that support its interest in embracing responsibility and global leadership.

2. (C) You will be meeting with key interlocutors in our efforts to press the GOP for prosecution of the Mumbai detainees, assistance in effecting the release of kidnapped Americans John Solecki and David Rohde, and expanding law and order cooperation.

A key issue for Putin's western interlocutors is that Litvinenko's death is not an isolated case, though the manner of his death was exceptional.