Sentence examples for diplomatic needs from inspiring English sources

The last time, they noted, was when the United States was attacking Afghanistan and had similar diplomatic needs.

On those occasions when the nation's diplomatic needs require all three ministers to be in residence at the same time, the pool hours will be as follows: 9am-12pm, Liam Fox; 12pm to 3pm, Boris Johnson; 3pm to 4pm, Free swim; 4pm to closing, David Davis. 2. Label your dignitaries.

These considerations make a strong case for the political and diplomatic need for efforts to make these kinds of mutual aid arrangements in advance of nuclear war and other mass casualty surge planning in the Middle East.

Our diplomatic isolation needs to be tougher.

Obviously the diplomatic service needs to keep secrets, but it's up to them to keep them, not other people.

Ms. Albright, who supports Mrs. Clinton, said her answer in the debate was "very sophisticated" and showed her "understanding of how the diplomatic tool needs to be used".

But no reliable system yet exists and much more diplomatic groundwork needs to be done before Washington settles on a plan.

A strong behind-the-scenes American diplomatic initiative needs to begin now, because the context created by the campaign in Afghanistan offers unique opportunities, as well as great dangers, in India and Pakistan.

"India's diplomatic establishment needs to formulate a policy that deals with the concerns of Indians abroad - not just of diplomats but of sailors, businesspersons, fishermen and others," the report says.

This diplomatic effort needs to be continued so 60 million people can finally be treated as human beings and strive for a better life.

His assessment of her playing was diplomatic: "She needed to be reminded about notes and rhythms".