Sentence examples for functions of an embassy from inspiring English sources

The special interests section carries out all the functions of an embassy.

Ultimately for Britain to be able to operate an embassy in Tehran again, we would have to know that the embassy could perform all the normal functions of an embassy without harassment and difficulties that it had to face before".

The National Council of Churches, which has been coordinating the grandmothers' six-day quest and has provided a plane for them, said today that it was turning them over to the Cuban Interests Section in Washington, which performs some of the functions of an embassy.

Officials at the Cuban Interests Section in Washington, which functions as an embassy in the absence of diplomatic relations, did not respond to requests for comment.

The ground floor is given over to administration and the first floor functions as an embassy where visitors are received and conferences held.

Greenstock likened the US's Baghdad-based Coalition Provisional Authority (cowboyoperationoy operadding, adding that its size was that of an embassy rather than a functioning government, its true role in the wake of the invasion.

The absence of an embassy has been an enormous disadvantage".

Or that the very small U.S. Marine detachment at any embassy only guards the internal perimeter of an embassy, and not necessarily all other diplomatic installations, residences, the ambassador or the embassy staff once outside the embassy.

So Berlin takes on the functions of a capital, with its new embassies and new Reichstag (another Foster spiral); in Ljubljana such functions are combined with colourful attempts to undo the ravages of socialist modernism; in the Far East magnificent new airports are designed (so globalised is the profession) by Foster Hong Kongg), Terry Farrell (Seoul) and Paul Andreu (Shanghai).

Britain is understood to want any resumption of diplomatic relations underwritten by guarantees about the safety of British diplomats and local embassy staff, and about the normal, unobstructed functioning of the embassy.

Yet some of the report's most interesting findings are not about Krajeski's performance, but the reality of the U.S.-Bahrain relationship and the functioning of the embassy.