Sentence examples for consulate compound from inspiring English sources
A3 Korean Refugees in China Japan strongly protested Chinese police officers' treatment and removal of North Koreans seeking refuge in a Japanese consulate compound.
The vice president started the day with an Easter service in the small chapel of a monastery in the United States Consulate compound in West Jerusalem.
One problem was that the consulate compound, in a city that is a center of militant activity, was considered temporary and officials were reluctant to commit scarce funds to security improvements for a temporary location.
Friday's attack began around 6 a.m. with a powerful blast that occurred when the car bomber detonated his explosives around 66 yards from the consulate compound, said Sayed Fazlullah Wahidi, the governor of Herat Province.
The two women and the child either fell or were involved in a scuffle with the Chinese guards at the gate and it is unclear, an eyewitness said, if they were fully inside the consulate compound, although a video of the event seems to show that they were.
Students Markus Jerewon, 29, Yuvensius Goo, 22 and Rofinus Yanggam, 30, climbed the walls to enter the consulate compound ahead of the Apec summit in Bali to highlight claims of abuse and ill-treatment of West Papuans in the Indonesian province.
At the top of the list will be the heavily-guarded US embassy in Islamabad's diplomatic enclave and the two consulate compounds in Karachi, a notoriously violent city on the southern coast, and Peshawar, which is close to the Afghan border and home to many hardline clerics.
"Rofinus told me, 'We are being asked by the consulate to leave the compound this morning.
The American Consulate is a fortified compound about a 20-minute drive from University Town.
They had left to check on the consulate and Canadians at the compound were once again wondering who to talk to.
The U.S. official noted that at no point in the October congressional hearing did any of the State Department officials testifying use the word "consulate" to describe the Benghazi compound.
