Sentence examples for diplomatic friends from inspiring English sources

Shtayyeh said that the Palestinian leadership had received warnings that Trump might announce the relocation on inauguration days from "American circles and diplomatic friends".

But for a government so fiercely insistent on the inviolability of its own sovereignty, this was a big step.It has also softened this same principle as applied to some of its nastier diplomatic friends, such as Myanmar and Sudan.

It is quite another to apply them to diplomatic friends.The low point so far has been over the Mediterranean Union.

As her furniture business expanded, Kohli started receiving commissions from diplomatic friends to redo the interiors of embassies and ambassadorial homes, including that of New Zealand's envoy, Sir Edmund Hillary, who was the first man to climb Mount Everest, in 1953.

2) Nominate a diplomatic friend or two to help encourage other guests to put their phone/camera away and have signage or a program to back them up.

Tip 3. WEDDING VIGILANTE If you can find one, ask a diplomatic friend or relative to have a gentle word with parents beforehand, and ask them to remove noisy children during the service or speeches.

But whatever Mr. Pittman's personal or diplomatic flaws, friends and colleagues said yesterday that his downfall might have been his belief in his own message.

Most students selected for admission probably have less in common with the illiterate son of a violent alcoholic than with his diplomatic young friend Tom Sawyer.

Aware of Xulhaz's connections in the diplomatic world, his friends believed these guaranteed his safety.

At the Dayton conference in 1995 that ended the war in Bosnia, he was still central to American diplomatic efforts, winning friends with his focus on the big picture and his evocative language: details, to Mr. Milosevic, were mere "technology".

Egypt, meanwhile, has spent the past year and a half widening its diplomatic circle of friends, including strengthening its ties with Russia.