Sentence examples for engaging diplomacy from inspiring English sources

After the sullen, uncompromising finish to the Bush years, Mr Obama's logic seemed to be that a big agenda combined with softer, more engaging diplomacy could work in his favour.

"I will be ready to engage diplomacy," he added.

A US official in Pakistan accused the government of engaging in "diplomacy by headline" but refused to comment further.

A senior US official in Islamabad said the government was engaging in "diplomacy by headlines" but Pakistan's leaders are also responding to hostile public opinion.

Bernanke also bridged a long-standing departmental divide between theorists and applied researchers, in part by raising enough money so that the two sides could coexist peaceably, and by engaging in diplomacy.

I hope he is going to demonstrate to Israelis and Palestinians that an Obama administration would turn a new page by engaging in diplomacy to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict starting in the first year of his administration.

More recently, both Korea ("Kimchi Diplomacy") and Taiwan ("Dim Sum Diplomacy") have been engaging in culinary diplomacy to help increase global recognition of their respective nation brands.

It has engaged intensive diplomacy to arrange multiparty negotiations to address the issue, a crucial contribution when the Bush administration was bogged down in the Iraq war.

And Mr. Obama will have to decide whether to continue a major covert program against Iran's nuclear ambitions, even while beginning to engage in diplomacy.

They also say Taiwan's unique international isolation, defined by its tense coexistence with China, makes confidentiality essential when a president wants to engage in diplomacy.

As with Iraq, Washington will have a stronger case to make in favor of alternative action down the road, if needed, if it first engages in diplomacy.