Sentence examples for ambassador by from inspiring English sources

Nor does he mention that he was appointed ambassador by President Obama.

The American ambassador, by contrast, chose to praise the reforms overall as "a good step forward".

He has irritated the American ambassador by publicising a private conversation.

The next year, she was named a Goodwill Ambassador by the United Nations.

Farrow, it turned out, had also been named an Ambassador by Bozizé.

Indeed, a visit by the foreign minister can be an asset to an ambassador by serving to raise his standing.

She has been made a goodwill ambassador by Unesco, which declared old Baku a world heritage site.

Jean said his appointment as a roving ambassador by President Rene Preval in 2007 exempted him from residency requirements.

Jean said his appointment as a roving ambassador by President René Préval in 2007 exempted him from residency requirements.

The British ambassador, by contrast, was in full diplomatic regalia, garbed in silk and velvet, his accoutrements polished and plumed.

Mr Chan, whose father Jackie was named an official "Narcotics Control Ambassador" by Chinese police in 2009, had been put under "criminal detention" for the suspected crime of "providing a shelter for others to abuse drugs", Beijing police said.