Sentence examples for envoys in from inspiring English sources

The nadir has been the resort by envoys in Britain to the Harry Potter books.

The event was attended by many western envoys in a show of solidarity.

Legally, the envoys in federal districts had solely the power of communicating the executive guidance of the federal president.

He recently put forward big-dollar fund-raisers to be envoys in London, Berlin, Copenhagen and Madrid.

A peace agreement, brokered by international envoys in the southwestern city of Ohrid, ended the 2001 conflict.

There was also a hastily called meeting of NATO envoys in Brussels to show solidarity with the Turks.

(He returned to international diplomacy briefly last month, when he met with two North Korean envoys in Santa Fe).

Moreover, parliament's powers in military matters is a German speciality: even a mission composed of two envoys in Ethiopia must be approved and its mandate renewed annually.

Yet his most dramatic endeavour was his summons of the First Crusade at Clermont in 1095, presaged by his earlier meeting with Byzantine envoys in Italy.

In addition to defending American envoys in Erbil and Baghdad, and helping to break the siege around Mount Sinjar, Mr Obama listed just a few other limited objectives.

However, both sides have made extensive use of mediators, who have held meetings with the kidnappers' envoys in Baghdad hotels and met senior militants in prison.