Sentence examples for diplomatic movement from inspiring English sources

The new fighting was accompanied by evidence of some diplomatic movement.

"There is unlikely to be any diplomatic movement for months," said one Israeli official.

Mr. Daraghmeh, from the village near Nablus, said he thought that Mr. Abbas's threat was meant mainly as a pressure tactic to try to force some diplomatic movement.

This raised speculation that it was meant either to pre-empt an expected move by the Security Council to ramp up sanctions or simply to dampen criticism at home by creating an impression of diplomatic movement.Such behaviour frustrates those, both Iranians and outsiders, who want Iran to enjoy more normal relations with the world.

As one of the Gibraltarians that suffered the closure of the frontier explains: Franco's death in 1975 led to the beginnings of diplomatic movement between Britain and Spain on the Gibraltar issue, though not immediately.

He said the diplomatic movements were in part a result of the credible threat of US military action, but that he was willing to hold off pushing for a congressional vote in order to allow diplomacy to be pursued.

His activity at the small movement's diplomatic front turned it from a marginal phenomenon in the Jewish world into a world-famous alternative to mainstream Jewish thinking.

Unfortunately, the Israeli internal political chaos is happening precisely at a moment when there are signs of possible movement on the diplomatic front, what is called around here a "window of opportunity".

Following the conclusion of the trial, diplomatic effort to destroy the Indian revolutionary movement in the United States and to bring its members to trial increased considerably.

Islamic State  has released a Hollywood-style propaganda video seemingly meant to counter a U.S.-led military and diplomatic drive targeting the media-savvy extremist movement.

On the diplomatic front, it has succeeded in maintaining good contacts with states as diverse as Israel and Iran, and with political movements that include the Afghan Taliban and Lebanon's radical Hezbollah movement.