Sentence examples for diplomacy making from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ban noted in his statement that the Security Council's own divisions "have themselves become an obstacle to diplomacy, making the work of any mediator vastly more difficult".

Indeed, the manner in which Colombo played the China and Pakistan cards in recent years to outsmart India is likely to remain an enduring feature of Sri Lankan diplomacy, making Sri Lanka a potential springboard for anti-India maneuvers.

(And this hinders human relationships, democracy and diplomacy, making it difficult to reach agreements with others. But that's for another article).

Of such quaint face-saving evasions is diplomacy made.

His great personal charm and gift for diplomacy made him a much valued and respected colleague.

Observers from the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly, perhaps seduced by Baku's "caviar diplomacy", made positive noises, to the consternation of civil society groups in Azerbaijan.

For these and a host of other reasons, science diplomacy makes good sense and promises benefits for the countries on either end of scientific exchange.

For now, though, his biography, demeanor and willingness to at least test a regime like Iran's with diplomacy makes him more difficult to demonize than George W. Bush and Dick Cheney.

"Memoirs," a candid account of Mr. Rockefeller's life at the busy intersection of global banking, family business and unofficial diplomacy, made its debut from Random House yesterday.

A more plausible explanation may be the ineptness of Chinese diplomacy, made up so often of hectoring and threats.Exhibit one for China's conspiracy theorists is the award of the Nobel peace prize to Liu Xiaobo, a jailed activist.

In fact, that's where diplomacy makes the biggest difference.