Sentence examples for diplomatic fruits from inspiring English sources

He has reaped diplomatic fruits from the regional crisis, but has refrained from taking political risks at home.

Since 2004 Poland has banked the easy economic and political wins, spending EU cash on infrastructure projects and reaping the diplomatic fruits of accession.

He has simply plucked the low-hanging diplomatic fruit that had dangled for so long above the Bush administration.

China announced the agreement amid some fanfare, and Beijing's state-controlled newspapers trumpeted the arrangement for new talks as a sign that China's efforts to bring about a diplomatic solution had borne fruit.

Yet neither country has acted chastened in any way, nor have Obama's diplomatic efforts borne obvious fruit.

The reasons for Obama's delay in going to Congress for authorization to commit an act of war against Syria became apparent when the diplomatic track actually bore fruit this Monday.

For two decades, ethnic minorities in Myanmar have suffered while our diplomatic efforts failed to bear fruit.

He has immense ambitions for the Mariinsky; and, facing head-on the inextricable, inevitable ties between the arts, politics and big money, his tenacity and diplomatic skill have borne substantial fruit.

Buxton continues, In the circumstances it was hardly possible for the new king to show adaptability or tolerance or diplomatic skill, which are the fruit of long experience in human relationships.

Many of Barack Obama's diplomatic initiatives have yet to bear fruit.

For one thing, there are visible indicators that diplomatic and defense policy are bearing fruit.