Sentence examples for diplomatic changes from inspiring English sources

The agent said he had instructions to contact him concerning the thawing diplomatic changes in the air between Cuba and the United States.

Part of that easing will include "new efforts to increase Cubans' access to communications and their ability to communicate freely," according to information shared by the White House about the scope of the planned diplomatic changes and published in the Wall Street Journal.

Subsequent non-binding parliamentary votes in Britain, France and Spain – the first two being permanent members of the UN security council – calling on their governments to follow Sweden have not meant instant diplomatic change, but the decisions are symbolic and are thought likely to influence policy eventually.

It is telling that recent reforms on Obama's end, though extremely limited, constituted the most substantial diplomatic change between the two countries in 50 years -- yet his administration still deems independent tourist travel to Cuba a criminal offense.

Those actions, along with the changed diplomatic tone, have convinced some experts that the changes are more than cosmetic.

"In the same way that Sept. 11 changed the world from a security standpoint, the news released by WikiLeaks will change diplomatic relations between countries," Mr. Frattini said.

China's diplomatic philosophy has changed considerably.

For the time being, no amount of diplomatic balm can change that.

There were speeches on Africa dealing with the future of diplomatic relations, climate change, and fairer trade, all met with fanfare.

Yasir Arafat because of Arafat's alleged ties to terrorism, emphasized the changed diplomatic climate by hosting Abbas in his Jerusalem office on May 29.

It came in response to years of painful economic pressure through sanctions, along with diplomatic assurances that changed Libyan behavior could bring relief.