Sentence examples for diplomatic split from inspiring English sources

I asked Zarif if the United States and Iran had any common interests thirty-five years after their diplomatic split.

Mr. Berger was the most reluctant of Mr. Clinton's top advisers to risk a diplomatic split with Germany, administration officials said.

Hours after Trump spoke in support of the diplomatic split, Secretary of Defense James Mattis held a meeting with his Qatari counterpart.

The official reason for the diplomatic split centers on a report by Qatari state media that the country's leader had made favorable remarks about Iran, an enemy of most Gulf countries, especially Saudi Arabia.

5.02pm: Some diplomatic hair-splitting here.

But Mr. Lee's new policies, and his efforts to give Taiwan a more independent diplomatic profile, badly split the Nationalists and contributed to the defeat of his chosen successor, Vice President Lien Chan.

In fact, the Kim Jong-il regime is getting exactly what it wants and using American hunger for diplomatic success to split us from our most important regional allies in the process.

For more than a year, Charles fought a delaying action in Pomerania to keep Swedish troops on German soil as long as possible, attempting to restore the prestige of Swedish arms, to keep the war away from Sweden itself, and to prepare his diplomatic offensive for splitting the coalition, augmented after 1714 by Hanover and Prussia.

And the French finance minister, a Socialist, may have split the diplomatic hair of the week when he discovered that his Austrian counterpart is from Mr. Haider's party.

Nieto is not sure how to deal with Obama short of the reconquista of Aztlán he is grasping, flailing, falling through eternity here in this split-second diplomatic vacuum.

The harsh sanctions it imposed in January on Venezuela's crucial oil industry may soon start to asphyxiate the country's already weak economy, but the military may resist diplomatic and economic pressure to split with Maduro.