Sentence examples for diplomatic implications from inspiring English sources

The strategic and diplomatic implications behind the sales might forestall a political settlement.

This is done in deference to the possible diplomatic implications of an F.C.P.A. violation.

Mr. Chi's execution is the second one this week with diplomatic implications.

Moreover, this biting incident isn't just a soccer matter — it has diplomatic implications.

There's also more from Ian Black, the Guardian's Middle East editor, on the diplomatic implications for Israel.

Even a passive Chinese government stake in USEC could draw attention in Washington for its strategic and diplomatic implications.

LONDON (AP) -- A diplomatic spat with implications for international counterterrorism escalated Saturday as Pakistan's spy chief canceled a visit next week to London after comments by Britain's prime minister suggesting that Pakistan exported terrorism.

Is the west a concept defined above all by its political culture, ie democracy and human rights, by its cultural dimension, including religion, or merely by its diplomatic and strategic implications, ie facing the rise of new powers?

They should explain why the large and foreseeable commitment of U.S. blood and treasure, not to mention other important political-military, diplomatic and economic implications of such a policy are worth the perceived benefits.

Despite positive diplomatic protocol, the implications of how these relationships will affect ever-evolving Cuba, Latin America, its impact on American political process and our society as a whole remain pertinent and indicative of our foreign policy.

Its growing economic, political and diplomatic influence has enormous implications.