Examples of using Diplomatically in English and their translations into French
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This is the latest in a long line of… How should I put it diplomatically?
In 1933-34 the Soviet Union was diplomatically recognized for the first time by Spain,
Although UNPO members often have different goals, they have one thing in common: they are generally not represented diplomatically(or only with a minor status,
By opting to combine efforts to resolve this matter peacefully and diplomatically, the international community has shown great wisdom in dealing with this pressing and important matter.
Hoping to end the conflict diplomatically, Gage ordered Colonel John Bradstreet
VVP: Well, it seems to me that now you have very diplomatically and politically correctly mentioned a subject of so-called"color" revolutions,
Since their detention, the Himan and Heeb regional government has spared no efforts, legally and diplomatically, to secure the release of the two men.
whom I approached diplomatically, with the purpose of not hurting anyone's susceptibilities
In particular, those countries that contribute most to the Organization-- militarily, diplomatically and financially-- should be more involved in the Security Council's decision-making process.
had been masterfully and diplomatically handled by Dr. David Ford at St.
Austrian Ambassador Konstantin Dumba persuaded Austrian Foreign Minister Agenor Gołuchowski to coordinate with Russian Foreign Minister Vladimir Lamsdorf to diplomatically boycott Serbia until officers involved in the coup were removed from influential positions in the government and the army.
at a strategic level, investing financially and diplomatically in lower-profile crises like the Sahel,
Africa will be prepared to select those countries that are best suited politically, diplomatically, economically and demographically to sit permanently on the Security Council,
militarily and diplomatically should participate more in Council decision-making,
acted with swiftness and determination, diplomatically-- here in New York-- and militarily.
resulting in the causing of damage to Tunisia militarily or diplomatically.
also politically and diplomatically.
Diplomatically, Louis' position was stronger, with numerous foreign allies,
The Government of South Africa was dealing diplomatically with those Governments at the bilateral level
Diplomatically, a once-isolated Côte d'Ivoire was now regaining its place in the community of nations by meeting with donors