Sentence examples for model of diplomacy from inspiring English sources

Her reply was a model of diplomacy.

Instead, the batsman was the model of diplomacy, insisting Peter Moores's side are likely to be even more determined to bounce back in the two-Test series against his New Zealand team.

But Cheika was such a model of diplomacy and liveliness – a very fine balance to strike – at the World Cup that he would seem to have addressed that aspect.

Johnson, battered by criticism of the war, made a point of greeting wounded Vietnam veterans from El Paso, and spoke of the Chamizal settlement, reached "without a shot being fired," as a model of diplomacy to the rest of the world.

This new model of diplomacy is key to helping Canada achieve its foreign policy, trade, consular and development objectives".

The model of cultural diplomacy followed by most developed nations, the exchange of information and ideas, you dismiss as a waste of money: touring artists is expensive, you argue, and appeals only to elites.

We've come to deepen our work as citizen diplomats to model the type of diplomacy we hope to see from our new government.

The Paris climate agreement kindled "a huge flame of hope", establishing a new model of 21st-century diplomacy, the woman behind the deal has declared.

The initiative, in its swiftness, its close collaboration with a foreign government and its combination of private and government financing, represents a new model of American cultural diplomacy, one that organizers believe stands in stark contrast to the apathy Americans were accused of exhibiting during the looting of Iraqi artistic treasures in 2003.

The Arab Spring and its aftermath have offered up three models for change: the Egyptian and Tunisian model, where the military stands aside and the people prevail; the Libyan model, where outside actors aid rebels in getting rid of the government; and the Yemeni model, where a combination of diplomacy and a badly wounded autocrat lead to a negotiated solution.

The EU, its supporters sometimes claim, offers a model of how 21st-century diplomacy should be conducted.