Sentence examples for diplomatic concern from inspiring English sources

Whatever the motivation, it's welcome to see a male leader take on an issue that – deemed neither a security nor a diplomatic concern – has too often been ignored at the highest levels.

[C2.] Agriculture a Diplomatic Concern Less than one month after President Bush signed the new farm bill, agriculture has leaped from the backwaters of diplomacy to near the top of the list of international complaints against the United States.

The unveiling of projects on the Brahmaputra evoked Indian diplomatic concern at a time when water has emerged as a new Chinese-Indian divide, while the Salween projects end the suspension of dam building on that river announced eight years ago.

But domestic politics now trump any diplomatic concerns.

Yet diplomatic concerns inhibited some of the United States' active measures.

The urge to maintain a Eurosceptic patina at home would trump diplomatic concerns.

One is the triumph of local politics over American diplomatic concerns.

Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger was angry, but measured, while Secretary of State Alexander Haig carefully presented the diplomatic concerns.

Diplomatic concerns have been raised between the two countries recently due to talks between the US and Iran over an extension of Iran's nuclear programme.

Francis's use of the word "genocide" was unlikely to change relations between Armenia and Turkey, Dorfmann-Lazarev salthoughhough it would raise diplomatic concerns at the Vatican.

And while some fairs hire show herds to fill their barns" — citing diplomatic concerns, she declined to name any of these dissemblers — "we've kept it real.