Sentence examples for declaration of diplomatic from inspiring English sources

"Rather, this is a declaration of diplomatic intentions".

Rhodes' initial response to the declaration of war was diplomatic; they asked the Roman Republic for help against Philip.

Fragments of texts by revolutionary leaders, guerrillas, workers and students are sung, shouted and otherwise intoned, countered by taped voices that offer militaristic jargon — "Provocative breaking off diplomatic relations," "Declaration of limited nuclear war" — from a 1965 article in Fortune magazine.

The question of diplomatic effect was brought up, and it was decided that the declaration of the United States against foreign acquisition had its advantageous points.

In an Op-Ed article in The New York Times on Tuesday that analysts interpreted as the diplomatic equivalent of a declaration of war on the status quo, Mr. Abbas said flatly that he would request international recognition of the state of Palestine, based on the borders of Israel before the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.

These tributaries meet near the end of southern edge of Diplomatic Enclave before falling into Lake Reservoir.

Disconnection of diplomatic relations between the US and some EU countries.

President Obama organized a successful diplomatic crusade against the unilateral declaration of a Palestinian state.

The Balfour declaration became the diplomatic foundation stone of the state of Israel; it is considered the original sin by Israel's opponents.

(There is a risk of a diplomatic crisis next month if, as expected, a Kosovar declaration of independence is recognised by America and most EU countries, but not Russia).

Though Austria's coalition allies saw the declaration of war as an acceptance of the failure of Austria's diplomatic ambitions, Metternich considered it one manoeuvre in a much longer campaign.