Sentence examples for diplomatic report from inspiring English sources
In an old diplomatic report, he had found references to the location, and on a previous visit he had gone looking for it.
In one astonishing incident in October 2009 the then vice-president, Ahmad Zia Massoud, was stopped and questioned in Dubai when he flew into the emirate with $52m in cash, according to one diplomatic report.
That Hammurabi was not strong enough to change the balance of power by his own will is well expressed in a diplomatic report: "There is no king who is powerful for himself: with Hammurabi, 'the man of Babylon,' go 10 or 15 kings, so with Rim-Sin, 'the man of Larsa'; with Ibalpiel, 'the man of Eshunna,'…go 20 kings".
While in Europe as minister to Britain he played a large part in drafting the Ostend Manifesto (Oct . 18 , 1854 a diplomatic report recommending that the United States acquire Cuba from Spain to forestall any possibility of a slave uprising there.
"I didn't see him focus on language like 'debilitating poverty,'lackck of trust,' or 'broken relationships.' It was a very diplomatic report, but it's clear to me, at least when reading it, that we are losing ground.
Diplomats are "overt intelligence collectors," and the "end-product" of diplomatic reporting and clandestine intelligence-gathering "can be the same," John Negroponte, former director of national intelligence and deputy secretary of state, says on this week's episode of Conversations with Nicholas Kralev.
Her journalism won her many awards, including one for distinguished diplomatic reporting from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Affairs.
In Iraq, an overreliance on intelligence and dearth of diplomatic reporting allowed Bush administration officials to make decisions with impunity.
The inability to complement intelligence with diplomatic reporting led to policymakers cherry-picking raw intelligence that lacked a fuller context.
Shen produced a number of works, including commentaries on the Confucian Classics, atlases, diplomatic reports, and a variety of monographs.
Our shared goals do not change based on the release of purported diplomatic reporting from the past".
