Sentence examples for diplomatic view from inspiring English sources

But Mike Pettinato, a conductor on the 7 line, had a less diplomatic view of what would happen on the subways between games.

Senior administration folk take a slightly more diplomatic view: it seems absurd, they say, to keep such a treaty, signed to codify the principle of mutual assured destruction with an implacable ideological enemy, as the "defining principle" of relations with a very different Russia.

The protests appeared to put Mr. Lee, whose diplomatic views are close to those of the Bush administration, on the defensive.

Mr. Lee is the leader of the conservative South Korean Grand National Party, and his diplomatic views are said to be close to those of the Bush administration, which has called on Japan, South Korea and China to apply "maximum pressure" on Pyongyang.

While many of the old guard are quick to admonish the recent trajectory of electronic music, Jarre is more diplomatic, viewing the whole debacle with a zen-like patience.

But as the BBC's Bilal Sarwary reports from Kabul, international aid workers and diplomatic missions view the ministry's announcement with scepticism and concern.

The French media and diplomatic corps viewed the result as a humiliation.

From a British diplomatic point of view, the Litvinenko affair has long been viewed as murky water under the bridge.

In their view, diplomatic decisions should be made on the basis of national interest.

El País The Spanish newspaper focuses on the US diplomatic mission's view of Spain's senior politicians.

But given the short duration of such an action, none of this makes much difference from the diplomatic point of view".