Sentence examples for diplomatic interference from inspiring English sources

The Swiss government expressed sympathy but said diplomatic interference was not "appropriate" in what was essentially a cultural matter.

His remarks seemed to reflect a growing hostility among Afghan officials toward Western diplomatic interference in Afghan policy matters, despite the billions of dollars spent by the international coalition to support the Karzai government.

Headstrong, beautiful Bell is at first described in highly abusive and ungallant terms by the British army types who resent her interference in diplomatic affairs.

Under the agreement, America pledges to help the Afghan government resist outside interference via "diplomatic means, political means, economic means and even military means", according to the senior Afghan negotiator.Diplomats in Kabul, the capital, hope that the message will strike home with both the Taliban and their sometime protector, Pakistan, Afghanistan's troublesome big neighbour.

A few legal experts suggest the letter might violate the Logan Act, which bans unauthorized interference in diplomatic negotiations.

A Pakistani Foreign Office spokesperson Tasneem Aslam characterized the U.S. consulate official's statement as contrary to diplomatic norms, and open interference in the country's internal affairs.

Obama did take some steps to punish the Russians for their interference, expelling Russian diplomats and closing two of their diplomatic facilities in the U.S.

Whilst the West was quick to blame China on the way she quashed the Tiananmen student protest and sanctions swiftly followed, her Asian neighbours upheld the peaceful coexistence principle of non-interference and provided the diplomatic space for the Beijing government.

The Cuban statement said the American interference violated the Vienna Convention on diplomatic relations.

The security measures, according to the filing, amounted to discrimination against Arab tenants and, in the case of the emirates, interference with a delegation protected by diplomatic immunity.

In spite of the role that these leaders have played in the mass atrocities in the Congo, the U.S. has persistently run interference on their behalf, providing them with diplomatic and political cover, especially at the U.N.