Sentence examples for diplomatic take from inspiring English sources

Warner Greene, who worked at NCI when AIDS surfaced and now is at UCSF, had a most diplomatic take on how Gallo, Barré-Sinoussi, and others were recounting the history.

But immigrants' advocates contend that some diplomats, behind the cover of diplomatic immunity, take advantage of those employees, violating local and federal labor laws and sometimes confining them to a form of modern-day slavery.

There was a debate about what the team would do if Pakistani security forces responded, with some folks advocating they bunker down and let diplomatic channels take over.

There are strict rules about the acceptance of gifts by public officials but when it comes to foreign leaders, diplomatic concerns take priority.

Abdullah's energetic diplomatic efforts took the Egyptians by surprise.

This is the biggest diplomatic initiative taken by France on the African continent in many years.

His diplomatic service took him several times to England, where he met and was greatly influenced by John Donne and Francis Bacon.

His subsequent diplomatic career took him to Jakarta, Tanzania, then back for a four-year stint in Paris.

The International Crisis Group, which often reflects the views of the liberal wing of the western diplomatic elite, takes a similar line.

Educated in France and the US, Mr Ben Ali was appointed head of military security in 1964 before diplomatic posts took him to Morocco, Spain and Poland.

In addition, China has been flexing its diplomatic muscles, taking a leading role in trying to defuse the North Korean nuclear standoff.