Sentence examples for diplomatic order from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the 21st century, there was a consensus that a transition in the diplomatic order was occurring, though there was disagreement about what kind of new order would emerge.

Now, the State Department's list of the diplomatic order of precedence lists the European Union under "heads of delegation," along with the head of delegation of the African Union.

The fear is that, as international use of the yuan grows, China will start to provide pariah states with a means to evade Western financial sanctions, thus subverting the diplomatic order as well as the financial one.In fact the evidence suggests China's goals are less sinister.

The US even issued a "démarche," or State Department diplomatic order, to Karzai in 1996 in a failed attempt to persuade the Taliban to extradite Osama bin Laden.

The U.S.-Saudi relationship has sharply deteriorated in recent months over a range of security-related issues and a reshuffling of the diplomatic order in the Middle East, factors that have opened a gulf of suspicion between the two nations.

The rebels there aim to hold a referendum on May 11 on secession from Ukraine, similar to one staged in March in Ukraine's Crimea region, which was seized and annexed by Russia in a move that overturned the post-Cold War diplomatic order.

At the very least it suggests a haphazard approach: that conversations were not being prioritised according to any logical diplomatic pecking order, but instead his random availability and the persistence with which a foreign leader tried to make contact.

But the case that made him an international name the pursuit of General Augusto Pinochet also gave that government a huge diplomatic headache.To order the arrest of the former Chilean dictator while the general was on a visit to Britain was Mr Garzon's greatest media triumph.

Iran is also caught in a tightening noose of economic and diplomatic penalties ordered by United States, the United Nations and the European Union, including an embargo on purchases of Iranian oil set to come into force on July 1.

The king employed Mapenor in April as a diplomatic escort, ordering the bishop to bring some of the southern Welsh princes to Woodstock to swear fealty to Henry III.

Although Britain ignored the order, diplomatic relations stayed frosty.