Sentence examples for use diplomatic language from inspiring English sources

"Some use diplomatic language, as they should, and some don't.

Mr. Spitzer, who speaks in lengthy paragraphs, appeared to be taking pains to use diplomatic language about Mr. Cuomo and to praise his political skills, even as he spoke of the tensions that have erupted between the two men in recent years.

Mr. Erdogan used diplomatic language to say that a final decision about retaliation had not yet been made.

Mr. Clinton used diplomatic language to convey to Mr. Schroder that Mr. Koch-Weser had not demonstrated that he had broad support.

To keep the rhetorical temperature down, the Obama administration has used diplomatic language in its efforts to persuade the Chinese government to end its bad behavior.

Hassan Rouhani's two-track nuclear policy -- using diplomatic language while continuing to develop its nuclear program -- might help him achieve his objectives of reducing international sanctions on Iran for a short period of time.

Mr. Barak called his minister's act improper and urged the use of diplomatic language in relations.

Other Tories will use less diplomatic language next week as they turn their fire on the newly assertive Lib Dems, who have boasted of a series of victories, notably on NHS reforms, since their defeat in the referendum in May.

What this means exactly is not elaborated on in the strategy but it can be assumed that "dodging the issue" through lack of clarity and the use of diplomatic language was perhaps the only way that relevant government departments would collectively sign off on this content in the strategy.

Corbyn said his use of the word "friends" for Hamas was used as "diplomatic language" and had been taken "seriously out of context".

While many German commentators and newspapers said they would have used more diplomatic language, Trittin's sentiment was widely shared.