Sentence examples for diplomatic performance from inspiring English sources

The administration's diplomatic performance has been first-class.

He said a "dilatory diplomatic performance" by North Korea would anger the American public.

The U.S. and Russian negotiators had already exchanged the ratification in 1859, but the latter's diplomatic performance in 1860 was remarkable.

Compared to the American politicians, the British Labourites, and the French Demochristians, he seems superior in intelligence, in diplomatic performance, and in ideological concentration.

All this raises two questions: What has President Obama learned from the experience so he can improve his diplomatic performance generally?

For "The People's United Nations (pUN)" exhibition at Queens Museum in New York, Mexican artist Pedro Reyes made climate change and geo-engineering points of focus for his diplomatic performance piece.

They changed his job from navigator to communications officer, and his performance reports laid diplomatic emphasis on his "cheerful" nature and "charm".

It was the opening night of the orchestra's latest diplomatic mission to China: its performance in Shanghai on Friday, at the Chinese government's invitation, as the first foreign ensemble to play at the 2010 World Expo.

Condoleezza Rice, the secretary of state, visited Seoul on Monday for South Korea's presidential inauguration, but said she had no plans to come to Pyongyang and sought to play down the performance as a diplomatic instrument.

So far, the performance of the Western diplomatic world has been bewildering.

Dana Perino, the White House press secretary, said the performance neither hurt nor helped American diplomatic efforts.