Sentence examples for exercising diplomacy from inspiring English sources
For their part, Democratic Party officials and aides to Mr. Gore are having to walk a delicate line between making sure their typically fractious party is not seen as trying to stifle peaceful protests, while exercising diplomacy with a police department and local establishment whose help they need to have a successful convention.
"President Trump needs to exercise diplomacy at home first, with the diverse Muslim communities he has endangered with his campaign policies and rhetoric, as well as disregarding them as citizens of the United States.
Perhaps Secretary Rice can swiftly exercise Henry Kissingeresque diplomacy and cleverly force Iran into a corner with Europe, China and Russia ready to apply serious sanctions against these black-robed fascists if they don't drop their nuclear ambitions.
Perhaps Secretary Rice can swiftly exercise Henry Kissingeresque diplomacy and cleverly force Iran into a corner--with Europe, China and Russia ready to apply serious sanctions against these black-robed fascists if they don't drop their nuclear ambitions.
But whether we are talking about businessmen who don't exercise adequate diplomacy in (private, by the way) emails or abrasive comedians who have made an art of insulting people, the truth is that all of us have a little bit of Joan Rivers in us as well as a little bit of humorless Wisconsinite.
The U.S. has a rare opportunity this week to rein in the tobacco industry, and assert its mandate to protect and save lives, while proudly exercising cross-border diplomacy.
"If you're the first at anything there are always some difficulties," she said, exercising the poise and diplomacy that wins pageants.
The arguments have been compelling for Israel to launch a strike, and just as convincing for it to exercise restraint and diplomacy.
AS President Obama heads to Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos this week and next, intent on reversing China's drive to tighten its grasp on Southeast Asia, he is exercising an uncannily Asian-style diplomacy.
And as an exercise in diplomacy, the cadets must answer questions from mock reporters.
