Sentence examples for diplomatic problems from inspiring English sources

The situation has, however, created significant diplomatic problems for the Special Commission and the United Nations itself in the Middle East, diplomats said today, because Iraq has turned Mr. Ritter's remarks into proof that its charges of Israeli and American espionage were true.

They foresaw major diplomatic problems".

Discusses diplomatic problems of the Geneva conference.

His statement made no mention of Austria's diplomatic problems.

There were no such diplomatic problems in Cardiff.

The former Foreign Secretary, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, attributed the delay to "diplomatic problems" surrounding the conclusions.

A Canadian diplomat in Washington said his country's biggest diplomatic problem had been dealing with the American perception that Canada poses a threat because of its open immigration policy and concerns that it is a haven for terrorists.

With a bitter power struggle intensifying between Iran and Saudi Arabia and widening crises in Syria, Iraq, Libya and Egypt, Washington's relative lack of influence and involvement has become a diplomatic problem and may be contributing to a growing threat from Islamic extremists, diplomats say.

Mr. Pulice said Kennedy's fondness for the Normandie posed a touchy diplomatic problem.

The Mizulina-initiated ban is fast becoming a diplomatic problem for Russia.

All of which, some 200 years later, leaves a diplomatic problem for the government.