Sentence examples for diplomatic divisions from inspiring English sources

They also know that Western leverage in Georgia and in the immediate region is hampered by sharp diplomatic divisions between NATO allies.

A Soviet textbook describes MER's organisation and structure as follows: An important branch of the central apparatus, from the point of view of day-to-day operational diplomatic guidance, is the executive diplomatic division.

Military issues rarely transcend ideological divisions within the US diplomatic class.

And even as they flex their diplomatic muscles, division and weakness are apparent.

Nonetheless, the case has opened a much needed global conversation about the values that transcend borders, the barriers of diplomatic immunity, and divisions of class.

Conversely, when President Obama pushed for a law to limit carbon pollution, and later did it by executive and diplomatic action, the divisions around his Presidency hardened opposition.

The marriage had diplomatic significance; in the division of Europe caused by the Great Schism, Bohemia and the Empire were seen as potential allies against France in the ongoing Hundred Years' War.

The Pentagon's report acknowledges the North-South summit meeting and other diplomatic advances, as well as divisions among American experts about their significance.

Another internal division occurred over diplomatic tactics in the last war.

The effort to isolate the Syrian government has deepened a division pitting a diplomatic alliance of Western and Arab countries and Turkey against Mr. Assad's few remaining allies, notably China, Iran and Russia.

"When you are bowled out like that on day one it does not look great but how we start day two will dictate how we have gone," said a diplomatic Patel, who took 51 Division One wickets in the club's title-winning season of 2012.