Sentence examples for that envoys from inspiring English sources
Even leaders from countries friendly to Mr. Bashir have kept him at bay by saying that envoys from other countries would refuse to attend gatherings with him.
The UN has announced that envoys from the two states will meet in New York on Wednesday for a new round of negotiations.
The official said Russia had previously recommended that envoys of countries that have imposed sanctions on Russia should apply to Russian consular offices before their trips to check whether they are barred from entering the country.
"We have agreed to try and negotiate free market access for least developed countries," he said, adding that envoys to the trade group have said they would discuss how to enact such changes.
It is perhaps a sign of the limits on the West's maneuvers that envoys should seek out a man who has not seen his own land -- save in television footage of its chaos -- since he was overthrown in 1973 and a cycle of wars began.
There he was offered the title of Western Roman Emperor by the Ostrogoths at the same time that envoys of Justinian were arriving to negotiate a peace which would leave the region north of the Po River in Gothic hands.
Just days before these attacks, that envoy, the retired Marine general Anthony C. Zinni, arrived in the region to begin playing the role of mediator.
Western nations want Russia to abandon support for Assad and have held intensive diplomatic discussions with Moscow in recent weeks, as persistent violence has undermined hopes that envoy Kofi Annan's U.N.-backed peace plan can end the violence.
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These data show that ENVOY can also act as an antagonist of the negative effect of light on gene expression.
Our data also emphasize that ENVOY has an apparently more widespread cellular role in this process than only in modulating the response to light.
