Sentence examples for diplomatic judgments from inspiring English sources

It is already clear that media and diplomatic judgments about the Afghan election will turn to a large degree on the issue of turnout.

By Steve Coll August 21, 2009 It is already clear that media and diplomatic judgments about the Afghan election will turn to a large degree on the issue of turnout.

Nine people… Ramadan, the Muslim holy month of fasting, forgiveness, and self-renewal, arrived in Jakarta on a Saturday, which meant that many of the capital's residents inaugurated… It is already clear that media and diplomatic judgments about the Afghan election will turn to a large degree on the issue of turnout.

His shrewd diplomatic judgment enabled him to help forge an alliance with France in 1717 18.

Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Britain's UN envoy, said of Brahimi: "There is huge respect in the UN system for his experience, his political and diplomatic judgment and his subtlety in getting through the rocks in an extremely difficult subject".

Asked to grade the pope's application of that prescription, Cardinal Murphy-O'Connor said he would pluck his response from a proverb about a curate who renders an optimistic, diplomatic judgment on the taste of a rotten egg.

Japan's former ambassador to Lebanon, Naoto Amaki, told the Nikkan Gendai newspaper that the speech was "an unprecedented mistake in diplomatic judgment".

"Sometimes he wasn't diplomatic, but his judgment was something you'd wish everybody had.

Once he started making diplomatic deals, that judgment — essential not only for ensuring that Iran, but also a half-dozen other states, don't go nuclear — immediately becomes suspect.

Macedonia's hopes of joining Nato and the EU have received a diplomatic boost following a judgment in the international court of justice (ICJ) that may help resolve the row over the state's name.

A few minutes ago when I was returning a rental car, I heard an Obama radio ad I hadn't come across yet, with a tough-sounding, gravel-voiced Desert Storm vet talking up Senator Obama, praising his judgment and diplomatic vision and – key word, probably, in the campaign's strategy – courage in opposing the war.