Consulates in a sentence

Except for necessary government, diplomatic, business, and humanitarian activities, South Korea has ceased issuing most short-term visas at its consulates in China; however, it still permitted the extension of current visas.

In their new report, 'Beyond The Tartan,' the Commons’ Scottish Affairs Committee also called on the UK’s network of embassies and consulates to host Burns Nights and St Andrew’s Day celebrations to help promote Scotland internationally.

The Ohio State Legislature passed a resolution urging the same last March, and thousands protested at Canadian consulates throughout the U.S. during Pawlowski’s imprisonment.

The U.S. and British consulates in Hong Kong, along with the Office of the European Union, refrained from providing immediate comments in response to the request.

Hes then asked what the UK would do if another country flattened one of our consulates & he says we would take very strong action pic.

It is deeply dissappointing to see such disruptions being allowed for routine consular work being organised by our Consulates with the fullest cooperation of local co-organisers,” it said.

Kyiv announced that all and consulates will now no longer offer consular services for those of fighting age, but only “with the exception of applications for registration of identity cards for return to Ukraine.

Meanwhile, Beijing has expanded its authoritarian state into the UK using 'Confucius Institutes', which provide Chinese-language teachers to UK classrooms to spy on students while its consulates and embassies house Chinese police stations.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, embassies and consulates, the National Marketing Center, the Agency for Foreign Economic Activity, the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and other organizations provide assistance to Belarusian exporters.

Tony Peralta, Finland’s Honorary Consul here, told MindaNews Romania and Sweden will open their honorary consulates here this year.

U.S. State Department Comptroller James Walsh discusses the challenges and many opportunities for his finance teams to support a global network of embassies and consulates.

Fuller also said authorities were working with US, UK and Canadian consulates to determine if some of their citizens among the crew could be flown home from Sydney airport.

He said that there are, at the level of the embassy and consulates general, programmes on conveying the message on biosafety measures, such as mandatory use of masks, hand washing and social distancing.

Houston immigration attorney Raed Gonzalez said he doesn’t expect the suspension to have much of an effect — at least in the short term — because embassies and consulates had already halted routine visa processing last month in response to the pandemic.

In a throwback to the Cold War, the two ordered tit-for-tat closures of consulates in Houston and Chengdu and rhetorical sniping has become a daily occurrence.

Morocco’s government, which perceives the diplomatic openings as a validation of its Western Sahara position, has vowed that more countries will open consulates in the southern provinces in the coming months.

Officials said that the Ministry of External Affairs was continuing to “ensure that Indians stranded abroad are taken care of by embassies and consulates,” with assistance from local NGOs and Indian community organisations.

On this route, the vehicles pass several international embassies and consulates, including the buildings of the Japanese Embassy and the Australian Consulate.

Rice’s talking points about the video came directly from a CIA memo about the attack, and the video had sparked huge protests at American consulates all over the world.

Several groups have already planned a July 1 protest at high-profile Israeli Consulates in the United States, the day annexation is expected to begin.