Sentence examples for committed diplomat from inspiring English sources

Like the truly committed diplomat, the truly committed foreign correspondent is something of an endangered species.

Arash Babaoff, a friend of Mr. Stevens's since the 1990s, described him as an intensely committed diplomat.

"They absolutely committed political suicide," another diplomat here said.

"What's lacking is a person or institution to link the economic aspirations of the lower class with the psychological frustration of the committed Islamists," a Western diplomat said this week.

The committed are already committed.

A major aim of Mr. Kerry's presence here has been to demonstrate to Asian diplomats that he is no less committed to Mr. Obama's "pivot" to Asia than his predecessor, Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Actively supporting the rights of trafficked domestic workers in our own backyard would send a strong message to foreign diplomats and the world that we remain committed to the dignity and equality of all individuals.

After a shaky year that included the arrest of an Indian diplomat over allegations that she underpaid her housekeeper and committed visa fraud, and the abrupt resignation of Nancy Powell, America's ambassador to India, the two countries have made amends.

Foreign diplomats and activists will be looking for a more committed Canadian delegation than they've seen at recent climate events.

Mitchell told diplomats at the state department: "I believe deeply that with committed persevering and patient diplomacy peace and stability can be achieved in the Middle East".

Zimbabwe and Rwanda, the most committed backers of the government and the rebels respectively, have been holding bilateral talks; diplomats describe these as a waste of time.