Sentence examples for diplomatic difficulty from inspiring English sources

Nicky meets me and tells me that we're not actually going to be using the originally planned venue - some little local diplomatic difficulty - we're going to one just round the corner.

Apart from the ethical issues, the incident created diplomatic difficulties with Germany.

The Pope was keen to avoid dwelling on such diplomatic difficulties.

Turkey was not alone in pitching in despite diplomatic difficulties with Israel.

The Brighton bomb, which killed five people including the Conservative MP Sir Anthony Berry, added to the diplomatic difficulties.

He called for "diplomatic difficulties" to be resolved to "stop the epidemic" and to compensate victims fully.

The need for a hotline became apparent during the Cuban Missile Crisis when laborious translation procedures caused diplomatic difficulties.

Mr. McFaul, of Stanford, said he also expected the United States and Russia to still face diplomatic difficulties when Mr. Medvedev moves to the Kremlin, no matter what his inclinations may be.

Ordinarily, assistance could be expected to come through United Nations and nongovernmental groups, but in this case the diplomatic difficulties surrounding the invasion leave the situation unsettled.

Mr. Aliyev's invitation arrived during a period of increasing diplomatic difficulties between the United States and both Russia and Iran, countries that border Azerbaijan.

"As for the Foreign Office's claim that there are diplomatic difficulties, why then did France, Italy and the United States pursue justice for their citizens with Libya?