Sentence examples for diplomatic struggle from inspiring English sources

A six-day Middle East war echoes along a second front: a diplomatic struggle at the United Nations Security Council.

And at last fall's Frankfurt Book Fair, a diplomatic struggle emerged over the fair's invitation to two dissident Chinese writers to speak at its official program honoring China.

Venezuela's inclusion in Mercosur, founded in 1991 by Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay and now clearly dominated by Brazil, followed a long diplomatic struggle.

As they look ahead to the aftermath of an Iraq war, Israeli officials are also considering how the Bush administration's present diplomatic struggle could help or hurt them.

The visit set off a political storm in France, where much is riding on the outcome of the diplomatic struggle over Iraq.

For Serbia, says Mr Jeremic, the fight for Kosovo was more than just a diplomatic struggle it has been "a principle thing," and "being principled and resisting pressure gets you noticed".

The military and diplomatic struggles of the French Capetian monarchs Louis VII and Philip II Augustus to gain control of the region from its English Angevin rulers culminated in the complete conquest and annexation of Normandy by Philip in 1204.

When Short inquired why Keane had not signed a contract extension to replace the deal due to expire next June and questioned some of the manager's more eccentric and expensive buys, even the diplomatic chairman struggled to maintain harmony.

We mustn't underestimate the value of diplomatic means of struggle.... Ernesto (Che) Guevara: An extremely complicated situation has been created in Latin America.

Diplomatic Editor The struggle for influence over Central Asia's oil and gas reserves is much more than a contest for wealth and power among the countries of the region.

But Israeli and Palestinian officials and analysts, as well as foreign diplomats involved in the peace process, say that Mr. Bush has yet to show much enthusiasm for the diplomatic and political struggle necessary to achieve an agreement.