Diplomats in a sentence

Our security forces are always so scared of diplomats, especially Western diplomats,” said Lissu.

Thursday, Maduro called home all Venezuelan diplomats from the U.S. and closed its embassy in Washington, a day after ordering all U.S. diplomats out of the country by the weekend.

Action began on Friday evening as Johns Hopkins played Franklin and Marshall in the first of the semifinals, with Hopkins pulling out a tough 50-49 win over the Diplomats, the second one possession loss in a week for the Diplomats at the Tarble Pavilion.

A study published last week by American doctors who examined 21 of the diplomats has been criticised for starting from a position that the diplomats had been exposed to some unknown “energy source”.

Cuba denies any involvement in aggression against diplomats and says the U.S. has failed to provide any evidence backing up its claims of deliberate actions against diplomats.

Many diplomats who are affected, and whom I have spoken to this evening have all threatened to complain the government of President Bio, over what many feel is a contravention of the Vienna Convention on the treatment of diplomats.

In the 17th century, European diplomats realized that protection from prosecution was essential to doing their jobs and a set of rules evolved guaranteeing the rights of diplomats.

The United States has had a tendency to be generous when granting diplomatic immunity to visiting diplomats, because a large number of U.S. diplomats work in host countries less protective of individual rights.

A crackdown on German diplomats, officers and agents ensued — some were tried, convicted and sent to McNeil Island federal penitentiary on Puget Sound, though not for the Seattle blast.

All of our diplomats in Russia carry out ordinary diplomatic work.

Although countries like Saudi Arabia, France and the United States have managed to repatriate nationals and diplomats back home in recent days, millions of civilians living in Khartoum are caught up in the chaos gripping the megacity.

American diplomats got different illnesses and were so farking insecure that they believed it was some secret Communist Microwave Ray.

Among those released and expelled from the country are former presidential candidates, journalists, former Sandinista guerrilla commanders, former ministers, former diplomats and former leaders of industry and commerce.

An immediate mass expulsion of Russian "diplomats" is underway in Germany today.

Another source highlighted Maltese efforts in bringing together diplomats from across the world for peace talks, including at the third Ukraine Peace Summit which it hosted in Valletta last month.

As part of that investigation, McCaul requested a series of “dissent channel” memos written by career diplomats who warned that the hasty withdrawal could lead to dire consequences for both our own troops and our Afghan partners.

At a private working dinner on Sunday night which was the diplomats’ first formal meeting, Mr Hayashi urged continued dialogue with China on the many global challenges where participation from Beijing is seen as crucial.

Brussels is currently formulating proposals for a fresh package of sanctions, expected to include a ban on Russian diamonds, that diplomats say should be discussed by member states next week.

But her declaration caused uneasiness among bloc officials and diplomats who have been involved in months of discussions over the idea and found it increasingly complicated.

But the EU was close to a compromise on banning Russian synthetic rubber, diplomats said, even though Germany and Italy opposed a complete embargo which Poland and the Baltic countries are calling for.