Sentence examples for diplomatic does from inspiring English sources
Criticism may backfire if someone who is mature, graceful, and diplomatic does not do it by nature, if it is not done in a polite manner with the consent of the person to be criticized.
Holders of regular passports (non-diplomatic), do not require a visa for temporary stays up to three months.
The embassy is well-defended and looks more like a fortress than a diplomatic compound, although diplomats do live there.
Known as much for quixotic rhetorical flourishes and sudden changes of heart as for practical diplomacy, North Korea has subjected several nations to its diplomatic do-si-do over the last year.
She stutters, considers the diplomatic answer, but doesn't bother.
What diplomatic immunity does, says the QC, is put diplomats "above the law".
But even diplomatic success does not result in electoral victory: Nixon still resigned after Mideast diplomatic gains; Carter lost after Camp David; Bush 41 lost after the Madrid Conference.
His diplomatic mission does not go well.
He added, "If the diplomatic process doesn't work, there is no military 'solution.' There may be a military option, but the impact could be catastrophic".
The economic miracle that makes swathes of the country feel like southern California can go on: Israel's diplomatic loneliness does not amount to commercial isolation.
Mr Castro said the agreement to restore diplomatic relations "doesn't mean that the main thing [ie, the embargo] has been resolved".Only the United States Congress can repeal the embargo.
