Sentence examples for diplomatic value from inspiring English sources

The gifts, which belong to the United States, have "high intrinsic value and high diplomatic value," Mr. Rutherford said.

Although he said during the campaign that he was not committed to keeping French troops in Afghanistan indefinitely, he now recognises the importance of not letting Afghanistan fail, as well as the diplomatic value in NATO's eyes of a bigger French effort.

Another is that the name 'British Antarctic Survey' is seen to have diplomatic value too - I understand that the Foreign Office, keen to maintain Britain's profile in the South Atlantic and Antarctica, has been firm on that.

And it even goes beyond that to geopolitics, to an Antarctic equivalent of the "great game" that was played out a century ago in Central Asia, where every pin on a map has diplomatic value, where national interest requires that Union Jacks continue to endure the gales of the last unclaimed continent on Earth.

There might be diplomatic value in praising the Iraqi security forces -- Petraeus, after all, has to deal with Iraqis every day and will not wish to appear disrespectful -- but to deny reality could easily indicate disrespect for the Congress.

This paper describes the development a new métier under which assessment systems designed to consider the diplomatic value of global health initiatives are described and applied based on previously-identified "Top Ten" criteria.

Such findings, though beyond the scope of this paper, might be determined through cross-referencing intervention medical efficacy and effectiveness against diplomatic assessment values.

A Greek-Cypriot envoy is heading for New York next week, and Sir Kieran Prendergast, a senior UN official, will probably visit the island later this month.If the Greek-Cypriot government feels that it can afford to soft-pedal on UN peace moves, that is mainly because membership of the EU offers it a set of diplomatic aces whose value is only now emerging.

But the establishment is more than that, and Trump/Bannon also want to unravel everything of diplomatic and humanitarian value as well.

In the report, researchers stated that almost 30% of the infected computers were "high-value," diplomatic, political, economic or military in nature.

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