Sentence examples for representative abroad from inspiring English sources

"Fischer is no longer tenable as Germany's representative abroad".

The Czechs' most significant representative abroad was the scholar John Amos Comenius (Jan Ámos Komenský).

"This is inappropriate and shows a total lack of empathy for people of colour, especially for a Foreign Minister who is our representative abroad," Wouter Van Bellingen of the Minorities Forum was quoted as saying by state broadcaster, VRT.

He faced questions from Labour on how thoroughly the government had vetted HSBC's long-serving chief executive and chairman Stephen Green before appointing him trade minister – Britain's chief business representative abroad – following the May 2010 election.

Some of Mr. Blair's aides dismissed these concerns as petty and said that in the vast majority of cases, the C.I.A. station chief would remain the top American representative abroad.

Also in 1880, Canada sent its first diplomatic representative abroad, Sir Alexander Galt as High Commissioner to Britain.

There are of course important exceptions and British representatives abroad are continually drawing attention to and promoting our successes.

Phoenician commerce was conducted by family firms of shipowners and manufacturers who had their base in Tyre or Byblos and placed their representatives abroad.

The novelist and historian Shelby Foote said that before the war our representatives abroad referred to us as "these" United States, but after we became "the" United States.

The latest in a history of collaboration, as it were, between the sporting and military arms of America's representatives abroad.

One strong rumor had been that the executive order might explicitly authorize Mr. McConnell, whose official representatives in foreign countries have been the Central Intelligence Agency's station chiefs, to choose officials of other agencies as his representatives abroad.