The part of a sentence "diplomatic team" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a group of individuals who are skilled in diplomacy and work together to represent a country or organization in international relations. Example: The diplomatic team was able to negotiate a peaceful resolution to the conflict between the two nations.
After a failed Korean policy in his first term, a new diplomatic team produced this victory.
The diplomatic team involved officials from embassy admin, the justice department and homeland security.
The Prime Minister and other colleagues were aware that we would attempt to put a diplomatic team into eastern Libya".
Earlier Downing Street had confirmed the Foreign Secretary had approved the dispatch of the "diplomatic team" to Libya.
He repeatedly swore his fealty to Mr. Arafat, but confidence does not extend to Mr. Arafat's diplomatic team, however.
Below are edited excerpts from a conversation with Mr. Reines on what travelers can learn from the nation's top diplomatic team.
Diplomats, in particular from small diplomatic teams, could, however, benefit from a delayed start in using new digital tools.
His parents, Diane and John Foley, campaigned for his release, holding prayer vigils and working with US and Syrian diplomatic teams to gather information.
Thrall, citing sources on diplomatic teams present for the negotiations, writes that these talks were doomed, in part, because Kerry misled both Palestinians and Israelis about what the other side had agreed to at the outset.
They function as a sort of diplomatic SWAT team, operating out of cramped offices near the State Department cafeteria.
As Zimbabweans brace this week for the results of the March 29 presidential election to be released, this growing body of evidence — in the form of witness accounts, photographs and other documentation, some compiled by an American diplomatic field team — has raised serious questions about whether a free and fair vote is possible if, as expected, a runoff is scheduled.
