Sentence examples for diplomatic assets from inspiring English sources

Diplomatic assets are deployed to smooth relations.

The fact that we educate many of the future leaders in countries around the globe is among our strongest diplomatic assets.

From a U.S. perspective, policies aiming to assist Greece would utilize existing military and diplomatic assets, cost next to nothing to U.S. taxpayers and, most significantly, contribute to regional stability.

Diplomatic assets are off limits — no one can grab the Argentine Embassy in Washington — and monetary assets can be kept with the Bank for International Settlements in Switzerland, which will not allow them to be seized.

The trip is part of the Obama administration's new emphasis on the Asia-Pacific region — a heftier allocation of military and diplomatic assets to counter a rising and more assertive China, as my colleagues Peter Baker and Jane Perlez report in their article previewing the visit by Mr. Obama.

The youth of America are one of our greatest diplomatic assets if we can inspire them to engage across cultures using new media.

A political liability instantly becomes a diplomatic asset.

"Higher education is the most important diplomatic asset we have," he said.

Fond memories of the Tito years are still a useful diplomatic asset in countries such as Cuba and Egypt.

Flat stomachs seems to be an important diplomatic asset to him, referring to the "elite of the flat-stomached", such as Barack Obama.

It was as if the French establishment and the French state had decided that he was suddenly a major diplomatic asset.