Sentence examples for its diplomacy from inspiring English sources

But he supported intervention in Kosovo and, in 2002, with tortured logic, voted for George W. Bush's invasion of Iraq: "I mean, I supported disarming Saddam Hussein, but I was critical of the Administration and how it did its diplomacy and so forth".

But if the U.S. doesn't have evidence then it should consider adapting its diplomacy.

As a result, the plausible deniability Russia has practised in its diplomacy may serve it just as well in the legal arena.

The White House is focusing its diplomacy on China largely because it has little independent influence over the military-led government in Burma, which has engaged this week in a crackdown on protesters led by Buddhist monks.

There are many carrots and sticks South Africa can use, if only it could be bold and innovative in its diplomacy.

The initiative is a response to critics who argue that the bloc devotes too much of its diplomacy and economic resources to areas where it has little clout, notably the Middle East.

Or maybe its diplomacy is a mess.

Its diplomacy has consisted mostly of money and words.

Its diplomacy is funded by a seemingly endless supply of billion-dollar contracts.

So its diplomacy comes in two distinct styles: high principle and pragmatism.

Even as NATO carries out the disarmament operation, its diplomacy continues.