Sentence examples for creating a diplomatic from inspiring English sources

If he continues to speak in that way then he is in danger of creating a diplomatic incident".

He has refused to recognise the new government in Kiev, creating a diplomatic vacuum that leaves him free to ignore international norms.

Argentina, on the other hand, repeatedly clashed with YPF's Spanish owner, Repsol, before expropriating its controlling stake, creating a diplomatic dispute with Spain and tension with the European Union.

It later emerged that the French authorities had gotten at least some of that data from the HSBC files, creating a diplomatic conflict with Switzerland, which argued that the data had been stolen.

It says the EU needs more money to meet its members' demands, among them creating a diplomatic service, supporting the Arab spring and fighting climate change.In this section What have we become?

The select committee also risked creating a diplomatic spat with the Royal Colleges – which represent medical professionals – accusing their members of not doing enough "to encourage their members to report cases of FGM".

The incident a day earlier has created a diplomatic flap between the countries.

That way, if a CIA employee is arrested or creates a diplomatic incident, the agency isn't caught by surprise.

If the drama over Mr. Chen's fate has placed a harsh spotlight on China's capacity for repression and created a diplomatic migraine for the White House, it has also been something of a boon to Mr. Fu, 44.

"The Saudis feel they need to create a diplomatic and economic bloc to support Egypt, or it will collapse," said Hussein al-Shobokshy, a Jeddah-based Saudi columnist who often writes on Egyptian-Saudi relations.

But it may have created a diplomatic way out for President Obama, who has insisted that a military strike is the only way to respond after concluding that the Syrian government used poison gas in its civil war.