Sentence examples for diplomatic language for from inspiring English sources

That phrase is the most explicit diplomatic language for a military attack.

Isn't that diplomatic language for keep your tanks off our lawn?

That, presumably, is diplomatic language for what Spain's next prime minister calls lies.

Their talk was described by Mr Putin as "surprisingly frank" which is diplomatic language for a pretty robust exchange.

The conversation was "lively" – diplomatic language for a row – and the President reminded Mr Cameron that the Sinhalese faced terror from the Tamil Tigers.

First proposed in a United Nations General Assembly speech by President Bush in September, the resolution extends the reach of non-proliferation treaty power beyond states alone to "non-state actors" -- diplomatic language for terror groups.

For all the dry diplomatic language of resolutions and declarations, it is bloodshed that people most fear.

This is not your usual diplomatic language — and even for Turki it is rough.

The hollowness of all this careful diplomatic language was exposed for all to see by the court's verdict, which diplomats and observers said was reached without the complication of supporting evidence.

She settles for some diplomatic language, betting that his parents will get the message: "The good work done with content is overshadowed by its presentation.

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls said: "Behind the diplomatic language, this is the call for action on jobs and growth that the IMF has been threatening to deliver for many months and a stark warning of the consequences if the chancellor refuses to listen.