Sentence examples for envoy with from inspiring English sources

Due to its obvious impact on the cAMP pathway, a model for the regulatory interference of ENVOY with the G-protein pathway can be designed (Fig. 7): ENVOY interferes with the autoregulatory feedback loop of GNA1, but not GNA3.

Send in a new high-level American envoy, with the stature of, say, former Secretary of State James A. Baker.

As far as Kosovo is concerned, I am proud of what I achieved as U.N. secretary general's special envoy with the help of the international community.

India resented and successfully resisted his appointment of an envoy with a brief to meddle in India's dispute with Pakistan over Kashmir.

A spokesperson for Blair then hit back, saying nobody could "seriously compare" Blair's work as Middle East envoy with that of a business lobbyist.

History has not always not been kind to the royals who have tried to work, be it Prince Edward's foray into television or Prince Andrew's scandals as a trade envoy (with no help from Fergie).

In the 1990s, Mandelson came up with the idea of appointing an e-envoy with a brief to remove barriers to the new economy - though the eventual incumbent was diverted into pursuing absurd e-government targets.

Call them T-shirted envoys with algorithms.

Krum, a ninth-century Bulgar khan, signified his warlike intentions by toasting Byzantine envoys with blood.

Just last month, Mr Cameron doubled the number of these trade envoys – with eight of the 12 new jobs going to Tory MPs.

In 2003 the FSB arrested him and, after a show trial, helped put him in jail.To deal with unruly regional governors, Mr Putin appointed special envoys with powers of supervision and control.