Sentence examples for diplomatic repercussions from inspiring English sources

The campaign had serious political and diplomatic repercussions.

The official said Mr. Sharon had also considered the diplomatic repercussions of such a step.

He said the campaign could have "diplomatic repercussions" and that Celltech had been recently asked to stop.

He said that after the war, Italy wanted warm relations with West Germany, and feared diplomatic repercussions from such cases.

The altercation marked a significant widening of the diplomatic repercussions spreading across Europe after France in July began deporting Roma to their homes in Romania and Bulgaria.

White House officials supported the Justice proposal, but the State Department lodged objections, fearing diplomatic repercussions with allies in the war on terror, administration officials said.

Most Israelis are already peering beyond Election Day to the diplomatic and political repercussions.

That directive was based on diplomatic concerns about repercussions should American sailors fire weapons -- even as warnings -- in the port of an Arab country.

Most Israelis are already peering beyond Election Day to the diplomatic and political repercussions of what news programs call "The Day After".

Although the alleged prime suspects are outside the reach of British law, any finding of the Kremlin's complicity in the murder by Sir Robert will undoubtedly result in serious diplomatic and political repercussions at a highly sensitive period in relations between Russia and the West.

Experts on Middle East oil producers cautioned against market panic, however, saying that Saudi Arabia and other members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries would face enormous diplomatic and economic repercussions if they chose to limit oil exports as a show of support for the Palestinians.