Sentence examples for a western embassy from inspiring English sources
Assaulting a western embassy – even one representing the Little Satan – will not change that.
He drove until he reached a Western embassy, where he dropped off the cargo for secure transfer to Chris Engels, an American lawyer.
"I call this the weekly pilgrimage for the Syrian middle class," said Motaz Hadaya, who works for a Western embassy in the Syrian capital.
Since the Bali bombings, Indonesia – the world's most populous Muslim nation – has been rocked by other attacks targeting restaurants, luxury hotels and a western embassy.
A recent poll by a Western embassy in Islamabad showed that only 4 percent of the respondents had a favorable view of the United States, so sharing individual names with the American government would be immensely unpopular.
It was probably the first time in eastern Europe, since Soviet days, that a western embassy had so honoured a person whose good name was, at the same time, being trashed by the state, national media and prosecutors.
Not a single Western embassy, however, is known to have protested at the beheading of women - nor at the increasingly ferocious lashing of hundreds of foreign female workers in the Gulf for alleged misdemeanors.
A favorite among Western embassies looking for a stronger investment climate with the rule of law is Marsillam Simajuntak, a tough and respected lawyer.
"The only route going into and out of Borno now is the Maiduguri-Kano road," says one Western embassy official.
The numbers on China tally closely with those compiled by at least one Western embassy in Beijing.
But such countries often have little in common with Russia, and as one Western embassy's trade issues specialist acknowledged, the practice is "usually disadvantageous to the party charged with dumping".
