Sentence examples for ambassador to represent from inspiring English sources

He has not sat down with the loudest critics of Cuba, who have blocked US efforts to roll back trade restrictions and appoint an ambassador to represent the interests of the US in Havana.

The 26-year-old is the third ambassador to be appointed to represent and help promote the IOMCGA ahead of the 2014 Games in Glasgow.

The first meeting is scheduled for Friday, with the ambassadors expected to represent their countries.

When asked if there is a difference in cooperation among the women diplomats, several of them remarked that, whether male or female, the primary responsibility of ambassadors is to represent the interests of their nations.

Here's how Julian Borger, the Guardian's diplomatic editor, sees the role of the ambassador: "Apart from the obligatory binge consumption of great piles of Ferrero Rocher nutty chocolate balls, an ambassador is supposed to represent the interests of his or her state abroad, and be a channel of communication between governments and, ideally, peoples.

The choice of Wonder Woman was not the first time a fictional honorary ambassador was chosen to represent the UN.

"He thought I was the type of ambassador that ought to represent the United States at the United Nations".

"Ambassadors are there to represent Americans abroad," says Knuti, whose parents worked in the State Department and who spent years living in Russia.

When Smooth Radio launched as a national network, GMG launched a hoarding and television advertising campaign featuring eight "Smooth Ambassadors"listeners chosen to represent the station's "zest for life".

A night-time ambassador should be appointed to represent the city's music venues and drinking establishments.

On July 22, the Spanish authorized Jules Cambon, the French Ambassador to the United States, to represent Spain in negotiating peace.