Sentence examples for envoy extraordinary from inspiring English sources

being envoy extraordinary at Vienna and afterwards joint secretary for Scotland.

His last novel, Envoy Extraordinary, was published just two months ago and there were others on the stocks.

He entered the Foreign Office, in 1799 becoming undersecretary of state for foreign affairs and in 1800 going to Portugal as envoy extraordinary.

After serving briefly as envoy extraordinary to Vienna and then president of the Board of Control, he became governor-general of India in 1807.

He was sent as envoy extraordinary to Florence, to Naples, and then to London, where he announced the coup d'état to Lord Palmerston.

The specter of disorder in Kentucky so unnerved President Washington that he sent Thomas Pinckney as his envoy extraordinary to Madrid.

Andreani and Kuriyama first came to Washington as young foreign service officers, years before their return as envoys extraordinary and plenipotentiaries.

While I congratulate you on the arrival of General Marshall, one of our late envoys extraordinary to the French Republic, at a place of safety, where he is justly held in honor, I think it my duty to communicate to you a letter received by him from Mr. Gerry, the only one of the three who has not received his conge.

Until that date all discussions of a technical or other character between the Polish and Lithuanian Governments shall be continued by the envoys extraordinary and ministers plenipotentiary at Tallinn.

Also that year, the minister of foreign affairs of the Wallachian provisional government assured the extraordinary envoy of the Porte, Suleiman Pasha, that the flag's three colors had existed "for a long time; our ancestors bore them on their standard and their flags.

PRAGUE — The international community's envoy in Bosnia moved Friday to invoke extraordinary legal powers over the country after Bosnian Serb leaders passed legislation that he said undermined the Dayton peace accords, which ended Bosnia's brutal war in 1995.