Sentence examples for diplomatic forces from inspiring English sources
Behind the conference centre gates, French delegates were marshalling their diplomatic forces.
He questioned why China and Russia had joined diplomatic forces to try to prompt Central Asian states, especially Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, to evict United States and allied forces from bases on their soil.
But while he quotes a family member who contends that this suicide "made the terror inevitable" by fueling the dictator's vengeful rage, he points out that Stalin's vindictive personality had been shaped long ago and that "the Terror itself was the result of vast political, economic and diplomatic forces".
Barrel-chested and gregarious, Holbrooke was a diplomatic force of nature.
Senegal has effectively positioned itself as a key political and diplomatic force.
This has prompted successive Iraqi complaints to Kofi Annan, the UN's secretary-general.The muscle-flexing has been matched by shows of diplomatic force.
It is testimony to US weakness and incoherence, in the very region where it has concentrated its military and diplomatic force for decades.
"If the measures announced in the British official communication materialise they will be interpreted by Ecuador as a hostile and intolerable act and also as an attack on our sovereignty, which would require us to respond with greater diplomatic force.
Within Europe Mr Bildt has been a one-man diplomatic force against Russian aggression.Thanks to its centre-right government, Sweden has played a bigger part in Europe and on the world stage than its 10m-odd population would seem to justify.
Benn's vision, by contrast, is of Britain becoming a free-floating country, as distanced from any European military alliance as from the US, and dedicated to "making the UN work" by becoming the kind of diplomatic force - like, say, Sweden - that could make itself useful as an honest broker.
Yet there was a palpable sense in Qatar that business and leisure travel, which the council says will generate a combined $3.13 trillion in global spending this year and grow steadily afterward, may with sensible guidance evolve into a viable, inexorably positive economic, political and diplomatic force.
