Sentence examples for presentation of credentials from inspiring English sources

The date of the formal presentation of credentials determines an ambassador's order of precedence within the local diplomatic corps.

Maldives Ambassador-designate (resident in New York) Abdul Ghafoor Mohamed held his first consultations in Washington February 23, ahead of his presentation of credentials to POTUS February 24.

Precedence within each class is fixed by the date of presentation of credentials; otherwise, there is no real distinction between them.

Following normal practice, the presentation of credentials would be effected by Ambassador Lawson at the place where the Chief of State actually is.

The consensus among the officials and politicians was that Mr. Elitzur would return home and Uri Prosor, the embassy counsellor, would remain in Vienna as charge d'affaires, thus avoiding any presentation of credentials.

But they are expected to have no more success than the Australians did, which will force them to either meet Mr. Milosevic or downgrade their official representation here to a charge d'affaires or deputy chief of mission ad interim, appointments that do not require the presentation of credentials to the head of state.

The OSHA inspector's sta utory right to enter the premises is conditioned upon the presentation of appropriate credentials.

Vanmour, who arrived in Istanbul with the French ambassador in 1699, was commissioned to portray his presentation of his credentials to Sultan Ahmed III, shown above in a detail of one of Vanmour's portraits.

Presentation of these credentials to the chief of state is, however, quite formal; in some states with a keen sense of tradition, it may entail riding from the embassy to a palace in an open carriage.

In early November the Brazilian Senate Foreign Relations Committee asked the government to explain its failure to schedule the formal presentation of diplomatic credentials by some 30 foreign ambassadors, who had been waiting for months in Brasília for the opportunity.

She was confirmed by the Senate on Oct. 16 and assumed duty as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Japan following the presentation of her credentials to His Imperial Majesty the Emperor on Nov. 19, 2013.