Examples of using Diplomatically in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Islamic Republic of Iran must take concrete steps to ensure that the crisis was resolved diplomatically.
It's not easy, because our clients, by definition, are having a difficult time, diplomatically.
Finally, when Western mediators sought to intercede diplomatically in early summer 2008, their late efforts proved unsuccessful.
We take no pleasure in being placed in a diplomatically adversarial position with any representatives of the Secretariat.
The European Union and the European Commission have also actively supported the Somali national reconciliation process both diplomatically and materially.
And if the defender retaliates against the wrong adversary, they risk making one more enemy and ending up diplomatically isolated.
At this point Britain, Belgium and France intervened diplomatically and took responsibility for deporting those mercenaries whom ONUC had captured.
When the occupier was strong militarily, economically and diplomatically, as Israel was, strategies to isolate it would yield results.
Its pressure campaign to force him out peacefully has included diplomatically isolating his regime and asking Venezuela's soldiers to pledge loyalty to Guaidó.
Most of the clashes of the last centuries ended diplomatically, when further use of weapons was less profitable than an immediate peace.
We are working diplomatically and energetically to address two of the most serious proliferation threats facing the world today:
Since their detention, the Himan and Heeb regional government has spared no efforts, legally and diplomatically, to secure the release of the two men.
They discussed ways to help the parties avoid escalation diplomatically and on the ground in the short term, while also finding a way back to negotiations.
He is also portrayed as the major obstacle to peace-- again meaning that he should be removed or, if not removed, kept in isolation, diplomatically or physically.
suggestion came from Hammarskjöld: it was diplomatically and politically appropriate.
Diplomatically, a once-isolated Côte d ' Ivoire was now regaining its place in the community of nations by meeting with donors and other States from around the world.
The Saudi, Bahraini, and Emirati efforts to isolate Qatar diplomatically and logistically from its Gulf Cooperation Council partners highlights structural weaknesses in many of the Gulf states, not just Qatar.
He informed my Representative that Ethiopia was, in an open manner, involved diplomatically and politically in Somalia and would continue to be involved, not least to protect its national security interests.
The Group of Friends will continue to support the process technically, politically and diplomatically.
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