Sentence examples for diplomatic powers from inspiring English sources

"And it is rather comforting to see that the secret exchanges of the great diplomatic powers are very little different in content from what they say in public".

Many were not directly relevant, but were instead citations to objections to statutes burdening the president's diplomatic powers in other ways, like restricting his ability to talk to whomever and about whatever he wants.

From 1627 to 1629 he was used on a number of the generalissimo's diplomatic missions and, after the outbreak of the War of the Mantuan Succession, in which Austria opposed France, he went to Italy with both military and diplomatic powers (1629).

The many references to John's political activities suggest that they were written when John was at the height of his intellectual and diplomatic powers.

Southern Rhodesia had no diplomatic powers, but largely oversaw its own contributions of manpower and materiel to the war effort, being responsible for its own defence.

In the meeting on July 20, Washington learned that the Howes' diplomatic powers were essentially limited to the granting of pardons, to which he responded that the Americans had not committed any faults and thus did not need pardons.

Russia's diplomatic power may be waning, but its political model remains popular.

To see why, look more closely at Chinese economic, military and diplomatic power.

It remained unclear whether Russia possessed the diplomatic power to significantly influence events on the ground.

Rarely, too, has so much diplomatic power looked so hollow, fractured and hypocritical.

He has not brought to bear the great economic and diplomatic power of our nation.