Sentence examples for diplomatic sphere from inspiring English sources

In the economic and diplomatic sphere as well, we see this failure.

[Page 14] LOW U.S. PROFILE -- In the diplomatic sphere and out on patrol, Americans are trying to lower their profiles in Iraq, with mixed results.

Turkey did not resist, but Russia, incensed by such independence of action in its diplomatic sphere of influence, refused to approve, and Tsar Alexander III ordered the withdrawal of all Russian officers and advisers from the Bulgarian army.

A Green Movement activist who served time in prison after the 2009 protests remarked on an adjoining passage in this week's speech in which the ayatollah said, "The diplomatic sphere is a realm of smiles.

President Bush's consistent incompetence in the diplomatic sphere has made it unlikely that the rift with Western Europe -- the most important ally the United States has -- will close any time soon.

Speaking at a gathering of members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the Islamic republic's supreme leader declared, "We are not against proper and rational diplomatic moves, be it in the diplomatic sphere, or the sphere of domestic politics".

The model of diplomatic spheres of influence resulting from the Congress of Vienna in 1814 15 after the Napoleonic Wars endorsed Austrian dominance in Central Europe.

The new alliance with the Dutch, together with the expansion of the English army, opened important prospects for Churchill in military and diplomatic spheres.

"They are extorting us in the diplomatic, political sphere," he said.

Canadian leaders, who shared to a considerable degree the U.S. view of the postwar world, struggled to reconcile the goals of safeguarding Canadian sovereignty and integrating Canada into the U.S. economic, diplomatic, and military spheres of influence.

He became very active in promoting it in the private sphere, through diplomatic channels," Mr Magness said.