Sentence examples for diplomatic decision making from inspiring English sources
Inconsistency of diplomatic decision making on the part of Sparta is, however, always explicable for a reason already noticed its helot problem.
He put together a far more diverse (not just a CIA/military) team of advisers, deliberately forced options to be aired and debated, accepted no easy assurances of military or diplomatic success, and created a decision making atmosphere that invited people to speak frankly to, and disagree with, him.
Having listened to their debate, we today firmly endorse Al Gore as the man best equipped for the presidency by virtue of his knowledge of government, his experience at the top levels of federal and diplomatic decision-making, and his devotion to the general welfare.
Paul Marasciullo Laurel Hollow, N.Y., Oct. 24, 2008 To the Editor: In 2000, The New York Times, in its presidential endorsement of Al Gore, said of him, "We today firmly endorse Al Gore as the man best equipped for the presidency by virtue of his knowledge of government, his experience at the top levels of federal and diplomatic decision-making".
The New York Times said in an editorial that Mr. Gore was best equipped for the White House "by virtue of his knowledge of government, his experience at the top levels of federal and diplomatic decision-making, and his commitment to the general welfare".
When the Emirati jet carrying her and a team of doctors landed in Birmingham on Monday afternoon, most agreed that the decision made both medical and diplomatic sense.
THE decision made history.
