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Hence there is limited information to be shared with local interlocutors.
He and his underlings have largely cut off ties with the United States government, including their local interlocutors at the consulate.
Sources will dry up, ambassadors will get to hear only what their local interlocutors want to read in the newspaper, and access to information worth protecting will be less readily available to diplomats.
The West still has reliable local interlocutors, the same who warned the U.S. of 'imminent state collapse' and reluctantly helped coordinate the its departure last month.
A now-famous quote has Mattis, then the senior marine in the volatile Iraqi province of Anbar, informing a local interlocutor: "I come in peace.
During the meetings with local, national and international interlocutors as well as military personnel and leaders of the Crimean Tatar community, Members assessed the security situation in Eastern Ukraine and the prospects ahead, in particular as regards the various aspects of the implementation of the Minsk agreement.
The evolving process has contributed to highlighting the macro-categories of corporate interlocutors, which include: clients, employees, local bodies, shareholders, financers, suppliers, trade unionists, the environment, animals, the scientific community, NGOs, pressure groups, citizens, local communities, national and international institutions, business partners and competitors.
The region is now run by its former rebels and is dotted with freshly painted, modest-sized new homes, and locals point out their designs by national origin — my interlocutors claimed that the Turkish and Canadian floor plans were the largest, but some are also partial to the ubiquitous German homes, for the clichéd reasons of their solidity.
This definition focuses on the complex system of relationships linking the different actors at local and also at higher level, where the privileged interlocutor is the Region, through which policies are passing as a result of the national devolution process and application of the principle of horizontal and vertical subsidiarity.
That, too, would undo the local leaders whom the Israelis now talk of as possible interlocutors.
