Sentence examples for chief foreign envoy from inspiring English sources
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukAS SECRETARY OF STATE until 2013, Hillary Clinton was chief foreign envoy for a president who came into office burdened with impossible expectations.
"Since the release of convicted terrorists last month, three innocent Israelis have lost their lives and a 9-years-old girl was wounded," said Dani Dayan, the chief foreign envoy of the Judea and Samaria Council, which represents the settlers.
For all these reasons it is unsurprising that both the chief foreign envoy of the Yesha council, representing Israeli settlers, and the Palestinian-American co-founder of the Electronic Intifada website described Mr Kerry's address as an eloquent eulogy to the two-state solution.
"It's a clear indication that with the change of administration in the United States, there's going to be a change of policy regarding building in Judea and Samaria," said Oded Revivi, chief foreign envoy for the Yesha Council, an umbrella body of settlement municipal councils.
On Iraq, Mr. Kerry firmly disassociated himself from a statement that one of his chief foreign policy advisers, Richard C. Holbrooke, made about the chief United Nations special envoy who is naming the members of an interim Iraqi government.
In the host state the foreign envoy is free of taxes and military obligations.
His resignation, six months after that of Mr. Obama's special envoy, George J. Mitchell, leaves the White House with a much-diminished bench on the Middle East, symbolizing how much the peace process has faded since the president proclaimed it would be one of his chief foreign policy goals.
Damascus, a foreign envoy noted, "is in the happy situation of having to deal with friends".
He was promoted to chief foreign correspondent in 2008.
(Russia is trying to extradite Akhmad Zakaev, Mr Maskhadov's foreign envoy, from Denmark, where he was arrested after a conference).
She received foreign envoys and corresponded with foreign rulers, functions usually reserved for the emperor.
