Sentence examples for diplomatic stances from inspiring English sources

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Reached at his office on Thursday, Mr. Abrams took a diplomatic stance on the episode.

Officially, China maintains its customary diplomatic stance of noninterference in the internal affairs of other countries.

It brings together our diplomatic stance, our future military capability and how we see ourselves in the world.

A more diplomatic stance was offered by Mr. Jackson, who was corralled to the benefit by Robert Carlock, an executive producer of "30 Rock".

At the end of January, the United States sought to ratchet up the pressure, as a prelude to a tougher diplomatic stance, by sending more missiles to the Gulf.

There was shock and dismay in Riyadh, too, where the Saudi political elite had seemed thrilled at the prospect of a shift to a more public and assertive diplomatic stance.

It is a core tenet of Israeli policy to maintain bipartisan support in America.In short, Mr Romney's argument about Mr Obama's diplomatic stance is only half fair.

To punish the North, the Bush administration ended the annual shipment of 500,000 tonnes of heavy fuel oil to North Korea (part of the 1994 agreed framework accord), cut off fuel shipments and hardened its diplomatic stance.

When Iranian hardliners criticized the nuclear deal reached between Iran and the P5+1 group in Geneva in 2013, President Hassan Rouhani met with university professors and urged them to support his diplomatic stance on the nuclear issue.

Evidently the Londoner has turned a corner: not only has he cleaned up his act but he has adopted a more diplomatic stance when faced with a wall of microphones.