Sentence examples for diplomatically rejected from inspiring English sources
But Mayor Bloomberg diplomatically rejected the governor's plan.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg issued a statement that was tantamount to a "thanks, but no thanks," diplomatically rejecting the governor's plan in favor of the Legislature's.
Next up will almost certainly be either Zac Goldsmith or Sadiq Khan, and both have already mooted ideas that Brown would clearly, if diplomatically, reject: Goldsmith on negotiating with unions in public, and Khan on freezing fares.
Both sides, diplomatically, refuse to discuss the divorce.
The Admiralty rejected and resented the challenge, but suggested diplomatically that a small fleet of destroyers and submarines would be sufficient.
That's the ticket". Is it possible to reject someone diplomatically?
In the era of Nixon, most of what was in trade agreements was about trade, but now Nixon's initial encroachment on Congress' authority has metastasized into a means of "diplomatically legislating" what Congress and the public reject under normal democratic process.
Of course, you may have to reject the offer, in which case, do so diplomatically.
It can accelerate efforts at consolidating its claims on the ground, vehemently reject any unfavorable arbitration outcome as an affront to its national integrity, and impose sanctions on and/or diplomatically isolate the Philippines as a form of reprisal.
Negotiate diplomatically.
