Sentence examples for accredited envoys from inspiring English sources
Its primary tools are international dialogue and negotiation, primarily conducted by accredited envoys (a term derived from the French envoyé, meaning "one who is sent") and other political leaders.
The White House confirmed Mr Cabanas' status in a brief statement, naming 16 newly-accredited envoys.
(3) Persons who are entitled to diplomatic privileges and immunities under Section 15 or under the General Convention shall not be required to leave the United States otherwise than in accordance with the customary procedure applicable to diplomatic envoys accredited to the United States.
persons who are entitled to diplomatic privileges and immunities shall not be required to leave Kenya otherwise than in accordance with the customary procedure applicable to diplomatic envoys accredited to Kenya.
Messengers and envoys were accredited, sacred, and inviolable; they usually carried some emblem, such as a message stick, and were received with elaborate ceremonies.
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RBST accredited and awaiting organic accreditation.
It specifies three classes of heads of mission: (1) ambassadors or nuncios accredited to heads of state and other heads of missions of equivalent rank, (2) envoys, ministers, and internuncios accredited to heads of state, and (3) chargés d'affaires accredited to ministers of foreign affairs.
It accredited apostolic nuncios only to those few Roman Catholic states where the papal envoy is always the doyen, or dean, of the diplomatic corps; internuncios elsewhere found themselves in the tiny remaining group of ministers.
From the 6th century, both legates and (lesser-ranking) nuncii (messengers) carried letters of credence to assure the rulers to whom they were accredited of the extent of their authority as agents of the pope, a practice later adopted for lay envoys.
