Sentence examples for diplomatic risk from inspiring English sources

While the Pentagon is deeply concerned about the risk of a stalled military campaign, the State Department appears equally concerned about the diplomatic risk of its coalition, built around Pakistan, unravelling.

It will be the first visit to Libya by western leaders since the collapse of the Gaddafi regime, and is likely to spark scenes of acclaim for Sarkozy and Cameron at some political and diplomatic risk.

The diplomatic risk: U.S. isolation.

Israel's problem is that continuing the assault would likely force it to expand its ground operations at considerable military, political and diplomatic risk.

The former handle research and can challenge other characters to a duel to dispose of them honourably (thus eliminating the diplomatic risk of being implicated in an assassination plot), while rakes perform clandestine tasks such as spying, assassination, and sabotage.

No wonder Mr. Bush is a diplomatic risk-taker.

At the United Nations, the diplomatic risks loom larger yet.

It should also demand a rigorous evaluation of available technology and a review of the diplomatic risks and how they might be minimized.

After leaving Chechnya, he spent time in Georgia, Turkey and earlier this year in Britain, but his presence poses diplomatic risks for any country willing to let him stay.

But former intelligence officials said that employing private contractors to help hunt Qaeda operatives would pose significant legal and diplomatic risks, and they might not be protected in the same way government employees are.

He presented himself in the interview as a brave leader who, having taken outsized political and diplomatic risks, was about to fall on his sword for the sake of his country.