Sentence examples for interlocutor for the from inspiring English sources

He was a more palatable interlocutor for the West than Mr Putin had been.

This extremist organization has become the only interlocutor for the Arab world, for the West and, indirectly, for Israel.

Turkey, meanwhile, has tried to act as the interlocutor for the Syrian National Council and the role the Kurds play.

The trio did agree that the council was a "legitimate interlocutor" for the Libyan people, a step which would allow them to receive national assets held outside Tripoli.

Burg's interlocutor for the Ha'aretz article was Ari Shavit, a writer well known in Israel for his confrontational interviews and his cerebral opinion articles.

Hafiz Pashayev, well known in Washington, has been an important interlocutor for the U.S. Embassy in Baku and official Americans traveling to Azerbaijan.

And when the Dalai Lama dies, Beijing will lose its best interlocutor for resolving the dispute peacefully.

The commission finances many of them partly because they are convenient interlocutors for the various policymaking directorates.

And in January the Palestinians are due to have presidential and parliamentary elections that may or may not produce a new bunch of interlocutors for the Israelis.

If real progress is to be made, interlocutors for the insurgents must prove that they can stop violence in specific areas for a set length of time for instance, by promising not to set off roadside bombs, the insurgents' main weapon, in a certain district for, say, a week.

If we continue to allow the media to be the interlocutors for the public, we won't.