Sentence examples for through diplomatic pressure from inspiring English sources

"We continue to believe that through diplomatic pressure we can end" the fighting, Toner said.

It seems May's "twin track" strategy of battling for Qatada's removal in the courts and through diplomatic pressure on Jordan is now under severe pressure.

Moscow, said Mr Lavrov, would not support any further sanctions against Tehran and the problem of the nuclear issue needed to be solved through diplomatic pressure rather than threats.

Now members of the European Union and other nations are stepping up efforts to dissuade the United States from going beyond opposition to an active campaign to wreck the nascent court through diplomatic pressure.

Starting with this almost universally accepted work of humanitarian aid agencies, there is then a whole range of forms of intervention – from economic carrots and sticks, through diplomatic pressure, all the way to often controversial forms of overt or covert assistance to independent media and opposition groups, training in forms of non-violent action, and so on.

Then the tax and secrecy havens must be shut down through diplomatic pressure.

Even lawyers for the Caribbean countries hint that a negotiated settlement, achieved through public and diplomatic pressure, may be their best hope.

While most demand hand-eye coordination or created fantasy, Balance of Power offers an illusion based on reality: The opportunity to play President of the United States or general secretary of the U.S.S.R., and to influence world events through aid, treaties, diplomatic pressure, military intervention and other tactics.

But he cautioned against assuming a cyber-attack from another state would trigger a retaliatory cyber-attack, saying there were a range of responses from diplomatic pressure through to sanctions and indictments.

But the better way to do that would be through continued negotiations, backed up by diplomatic pressure from Washington and the threat of legal action in American courts.

He knows that achievement would secure his place in history -- and he knows too that failure would leave him without good options, forced to turn to a decades-long strategy of trying to wear Israel down through diplomatic, economic pressure and demography.