Sentence examples for an ambassadorial position from inspiring English sources

The Scot has accepted an ambassadorial position, which will allow the club to benefit from his strong connection and affinity with the supporters.

Realizing that Colonel Barquín was too popular to be imprisoned again, Mr. Castro gave him an ambassadorial position in Europe in 1959, effectively removing him from Cuba.

The proposed deal would include coaching at the club's academy as well as taking on an ambassadorial position.

The long cohabitation has relegated Mr. Chirac to an almost ambassadorial position and ended up diminishing the stature of the once-mighty French presidency conceived by de Gaulle as a position of almost regal splendor.

A president might appoint the first lady to a key ambassadorial position.

I was offered an ambassadorial post while I was still a medical student!

She then wrote him a note to express her disappointment, and asked to be considered for an ambassadorial post.

Mr. Pataki, who declined to be interviewed for this article, is also finishing up a term as a United States "public delegate" to the United Nations, a kind of ambassadorial position, to which he was appointed last year by President George W. Bush.

I'm not sure of this, but my hunch is that Zalmay Khalilzad is probably the highest level Muslim in the Bush administration, and he's brought a skill set of diplomatic dexterity to the Ambassadorial position at the United Nations vacated by John Bolton.

Others include Lee H. Hamilton, who was a leader of the commission on the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and serves on Mr. Obama's intelligence advisory board; Anne-Marie Slaughter, the director of policy planning during Mr. Obama's first term; and Ryan C. Crocker, who served in many prominent ambassadorial positions.

Despite the stumbles of Tsunis and Bell, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said the president retains "confidence in all the nominees he's put forward for ambassadorial positions".