Sentence examples for diplomatic operator from inspiring English sources
Husain Haqqani was a fleet-footed, fast-talking diplomatic operator whose savvy style was well suited to Barack Obama's Washington.
She suggests to the operator that she may have "diplomatic inviolability" because of her honorary consul title, which she also advertises on the license plate on her Mercedes.
He met Japanese officials, journalists, political operators; they were "so polite, diplomatic, indirect," he reported, that it usually took a few minutes to breach the deeper wells of anxiety.
The attack raised fears of further damage to Turkey's vital tourism industry, already hit by a diplomatic row with Moscow which has seen Russian tour operators cancel trips.
We make the case that the three phases are the results of adaptations taken by IUU operators in response to (among other things) diplomatic pressure, a Catch Documentation Scheme and increased offshore enforcement, respectively [13], [15], [19], [49].
Known for his flamboyant dress-sense and gun-toting female body guards, the Libyan leader is also considered a skilled political operator who moved swiftly to bring his country out of diplomatic isolation.
Even if it had tried to keep CETV out of the market, they said, the province's independent-minded cable operators would likely have ignored them (CNN and other popular cable channels are available in hotels and diplomatic compounds).
Diplomatic embarrassment?
