Sentence examples for diplomatic surge from inspiring English sources

Then, beginning last fall the Obama administration launched a diplomatic surge to give peace a chance.

Today's ceremony arrived first of all only because of President Bush's diplomatic surge, leading to the 2005 peace agreement between north and south.

But he did agree to a vast increase in aid for Afghanistan, tied to a "diplomatic surge" that was never executed with the vigor of the military surge.

The visits signaled, intentionally or not, a diplomatic surge at what is viewed as a critical moment for Iraq's fledgling democracy.

The Democratic leader of the US senate, Harry Reid, urged the White House to adjust its policy and pursue "a diplomatic surge" to engage with Iran.

At the same time, he has said that he will launch a "diplomatic surge" to ensure that the transition proceeds in an orderly fashion.

The increases in diplomatic ranks overseen by Colin Powell have been "quickly absorbed by the diplomatic surges in Iraq, Afghanistan and neighboring countries".

General Petraeus, why have the White House and State Department failed you by neglecting a diplomatic and economic surge to complement the military one?

A surge of diplomatic activity on the Israel-Lebanon front could, perhaps, be a useful diversion.In any event, on March 1st Mr Netanyahu sent two aides to Paris for "secret" talks on Lebanon.

The attacks took place as talks resumed in Amman, Jordan, where US Secretary of State John Kerry and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas met in a diplomatic effort to address the surge in violence.

Many of the new American visitors to Cuba, whose numbers have surged since a diplomatic detente in December, are old enough to remember life before the internet and relish a few days in one of the world's last Facebook-unfriendly bastions.