"Diplomats are supposed to be diplomatic," the German official said.
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In other words, the end game can only be diplomatic.
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In this kind of situation, most CEOs would be diplomatic.
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Asia's beleaguered waterbirds might be diplomatic as well as zoological treasures.
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We can be diplomatic and pursue justice at the same time.
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" Shuman reeled back in his chair, unable to be diplomatic. "Mr.
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Beyond the logistical and monetary limitations, there would also be diplomatic implications.
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And Clarkson's approach when she does address controversial topics tends to be diplomatic.
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And he could be diplomatic in his pursuit of his big-picture ambitions.
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Facebook will surely be diplomatic when it needs to constrain that flow of traffic.
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"The solution to the Syria crisis must be diplomatic not military," he told parliament.
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Schonberg said she tries to be diplomatic when talking to patients about halting screening.
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I think it would be appropriate to be diplomatic as we've just started talking.
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Kallum Pickering, senior U.K. economist at Berenberg Bank, said Johnson would have to be diplomatic.
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Dr. Schonberg said she tries to be diplomatic when talking to patients about halting screening.
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While that might be diplomatic, it was not the smartest choice for the Grammys this year.
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Is that just one of those things you say to be diplomatic or ease my fears?
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It's important to show that you can be diplomatic and communicate effectively during the good and bad.
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Air sign Libra is all about balance and compromise, so do your best to be diplomatic, Capricorn!
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"I'd like to sugarcoat it and try to be diplomatic about it, but it failed," he said.
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"I'd like to sugarcoat it and try to be diplomatic about it, but it failed," Fauci said.
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Your friends would probably be embarrassed by what you have to tell them; you'll want to be diplomatic.
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"There will still be diplomatic work to do, but we have changed the political context," one administration official said.
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" Trump's son Donald Jr. also touted his dad's softer side on The Chad Hasty Show Wednesday, saying, "He can be diplomatic.
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Secure a political declaration to end the Korean War The biggest prizes for Kim will be diplomatic as well as economic.
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"In order to be able to handle sensitive information, whether it be diplomatic or intelligence, one must be vetted," he said.
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You need to follow up to get the information you were originally looking for, but you also have to be diplomatic about it.
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You might not feel like you "fit in" either, which is always stressful when you're doing your best to be diplomatic and kind.
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Building upon a grassroots movement may not be diplomatic orthodoxy, but orthodox diplomacy does not have an impressive record of success in Afghanistan.
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"There is a record there that you can look at to have a pretty good sense that there would be diplomatic consequences," he said.
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It would also behoove Israel to be diplomatic when hosting visiting members of the U.S. Congress that they rely upon for security and support.
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The Pentagon has already spent $100 billion on it, and there would be diplomatic fallout with other countries that have invested in the program.
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In short, his job is to be diplomatic — to figure out how to get a lot of powerful people with different worldviews to agree.
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So, too, does the expectation that a secretary of state should be diplomatic -- not to mention when he's asked about a member of his team.
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Being able to pick up that character and have her be really competent, in action when she needs to be, diplomatic when she needs to be.
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" These incidents included Trump "talking to one foreign leader about another in a completely inappropriate way" and Trump just generally not knowing "how to be diplomatic.
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She says that she tried to be diplomatic, saying that, despite their party differences, she still believed Pai was motivated by his view of the public interest.
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There will be "diplomatic consequences" if the next president pulls the United States out of the Paris climate deal, President Obama's top climate negotiator said on Thursday.
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Members of Congress in both parties had said it would be diplomatic malpractice for Mr. Trump not to broach the issue of Moscow's election hacking during the session.
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While there is a chance that there may be diplomatic progress soon, we should not hold our breath that the G-20 meeting will bring about any substantive change.
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"We like Bernie, but we think Hillary is a solid candidate," Grant Blades, the band's 19-year-old frontman, told CNN in an interview in an effort to be diplomatic.
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Pershing's predecessor, Todd Stern, said in February there would be "diplomatic consequences" if the next president pulls out of the climate deal, which was signed in New York on Friday.
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"In order to be able to handle sensitive information, whether it be diplomatic or intelligence, one must be vetted," he did say when asked about the importance of security clearances.
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For now, a fired-up Trump has to find a way to be diplomatic while visiting one of his key allies — or risk disaster at the start of his European tour.
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" Ryan peaceably interjects, "We obviously try to be diplomatic because we're southern and say, 'Uhh well ultimately it's the culture industry's fault,' It's capitalism's fault for the way the artist behaves!
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"I'd like to sugarcoat it and try to be diplomatic about it, but it failed," Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told USA Today.
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"You don't work for them," Felt, having endeavored to be diplomatic, eventually feels compelled to tell him -- a message that isn't reaching the White House, including Nixon's counsel John Dean (Michael C. Hall).
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The Moon enters Libra at 7:14 AM, encouraging us to be diplomatic and easygoing; however, we'll confront some obstacles when the Moon clashes with taskmaster Saturn at 11:09 AM. All Times EST.
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It's about that point in a relationship when it's all going to shit and you're trying to be diplomatic but just want to explode and tell the person that you hate everything about them.
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Trump knows that "bashing" China in a few tweets may be diplomatic and/or liberal/conservative heresy, but he also knows the voters won't care if it results in saving jobs or better trade deals.
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Israel, of course, will welcome the withdrawal, but there must be diplomatic preparation both for such an announcement and the West's follow-up actions that will make clear that denuclearization is Iran's only way forward.
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Even if a nuclear test occurs this weekend or in coming weeks, officials say, the response is likely to be diplomatic, with a ramping up of economic pressure and the deployment of more military assets.
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"Very often we tend to look through the military lens first and we ask the question through what the military could do," Goldfein said, suggesting there could still be diplomatic and economic pressure applied to Iran.
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Japanese Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera said that while the solution to the North Korean nuclear crisis must be diplomatic, the defense cooperation among the United States and its Asian allies was key to bringing it about.
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Patrick Cronin, an Asia expert with the Center for a New American Security, said Trump was probably "coming to the point of no return" with North Korea, adding that the upshot could be diplomatic overtures or military action.
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For Mr. Trump, his motive may be diplomatic as much as economic: He needs China to use its influence with Mr. Kim, who has suddenly thrown a cloud over his planned meeting with Mr. Trump in Singapore next month.
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While we might have expected Trump to be diplomatic about the Russian hacking, he seemed to give as much if not more weight to the predictable denials of the former KGB agent than to his own CIA and Justice Department.
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"Sometimes in diplomacy you want to set parameters, not just go in saying that, no matter what you're going to be diplomatic," said Stuart Gottlieb, an international affairs professor at Columbia University, who worked with several of Mr. Giuliani's campaigns.
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Given that a job being a dick about sports on the radio is about the only gig Christie is likely to get in the tri-state area anytime soon, the governor did well to be diplomatic in how he handled this come-on.
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.) tried to be diplomatic.
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We have a strong manufacturing base in our county; when tariffs on aluminum and steel were announced, local manufacturing leaders tried to be diplomatic, praising the Trump tax cuts but saying the steel and aluminum tariffs would hurt their businesses by driving costs up.
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Even as staff members scurried to clean up what appeared to be diplomatic differences, however, President Donald Trump himself remained unperturbed over the dust-up, according to an official familiar with the situation -- an attitude people close to the President say reflects his confidence that foreign leaders and members of his administration understand that he's in charge.
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" This is, as they explain at length, a deeply dangerous set of conditions because our nation's "security decisions should be based on national interest, not private gain; the venues for foreign policy and national security decision making should be embassies and diplomatic meetings, not corporate board rooms and private resorts; the means should be diplomatic engagement, not unreported financial relationships.
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The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority has extended a ban on all international flights in and out of the country until 15 May. The only exceptions will be diplomatic, cargo flights, and special flights transporting stranded passengers.
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The game is played in turns representing five years, and each player may attempt one endeavor for each year. Endeavors may be diplomatic, economic (such as taxation) or military in nature. Central to the game are two decks of cards, Event and Year cards. Event cards create random events such as plague, famine or schism, while Year cards are used to resolve endeavors.
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Brown's acrimonious departure from Cleveland was another source of criticism. His teams' winning ways had helped obscure his harsh methods and need for control, but Modell's active involvement in the team exposed them. Despite that Modell owned the team, Brown refused to cede any authority or be diplomatic in his relationship with Modell. Modell felt Brown was unwilling to adapt to the way football was played in the early 1960s.
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Each side accuses the other of dumping trash on their side. The Super 4 recognize Ex-Nihilo and Gene goes to the Chameleon to get a program to fix it. While it's up to Ruby to be diplomatic, which everyone knows isn't her strong point, Alex and Twinkle go to join Gene and discover that he has been kidnapped! All clues indicate that the Black Baron is behind this... ; 39.
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Thirteen tries to be diplomatic by saying that the diagnosis of both Foreman and the other doctor have merits. Foreman is angry that Thirteen did not completely back him up. Vince's MRI comes out clean, so Foreman orders Thirteen to treat for thrombocytosis. Thirteen complains to House, who has been expecting her to visit because he predicted that tensions would occur in her relationship with Foreman, now that he's in power.
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Hence everyone in the family except for Achuta Ramayya demeans and harasses Sowmya that she is the illegitimate daughter. Jalandhara has lot of hatred towards Sowmya and she tries to be diplomatic with Sowmya, but backstabs her without Soumya's knowledge every time. Sowmya gets a job offer as a bank Manager in Switzerland. Here the stage is set for the introduction between Manohar and Sowmya at the airport followed by Manohar teasing her in the flight.
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He "matures" somehow, and having to be diplomatic for his own interests, he was appointed in October 1799, at the Anglo-Russian invasion, Minister Plenipotentiary to the Batavian Republic, where he attended and succeeded Florent Guiot. He was recalled after 18 Brumaire, and replaced by Semonville. He lived in retirement when, in 1804, after the Louisiana Purchase in the United States, he was sent to New Orleans as trade commissioner. He spent five years in the country, where he married.
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On return to Edinburgh he was house surgeon to Professor James Spence in the old Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. Spence was resolutely opposed to the practice of antiseptic surgery, which meant that Chavasse had to be diplomatic about his enthusiasm for Listerian antisepsis. He furthered his knowledge of antisepsis, without offending his chief, by regularly attending Lister's Sunday afternoon clinic. In 1878 he obtained the higher degree of MD and passed the examinations to become a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (FRCSEd).
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Mahammitt's forward focused on her own experience and training and her interest in passing her skills on to others. The book focused mostly on non-southern fare. It self-consciously avoided food associated with poor blacks or southern slave culture. She recognized the racial aspect of her work, noting the need to be "diplomatic" at times and to "be tactful in bringing your superior knowledge into play" when interacting with white clientele, and that the black cook should pay attention to the maintenance of white clients' standing.
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Map of nations with diplomatic missions in Israel Diplomatic missions in Israel are foreign embassies and consulates in Israel. There are currently 89 embassies in Israel, of which 87 embassies are located in Tel Aviv and the Tel Aviv District and 2 embassies are located in Jerusalem. In addition to an embassy, some countries also maintain a consulate in other cities, including Eilat, Haifa or Jerusalem. In diplomatic practice, consulates are not considered to be diplomatic missions, requiring, for example, accreditation to the president.
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On the other hand, he has been heavily criticised for being argumentative and confrontational; some critics claim he lacks the capacity to be diplomatic. In the late nineties, Sfakianakis appeared in a television interview during which he argued that cannabis should be legalised in Greece. When asked if he had ever used the drug, Sfakianakis admitted that he had been habitually smoking cannabis for the last ten years. He argued that this substance is equally, if not less, harmful than legally distributed substances like tobacco and alcohol, claiming that many fatal road accidents are attributed to alcohol abuse.
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Generally speaking, ambassadors and high commissioners are regarded as equivalent in status and function, and embassies and high commissions are both deemed to be diplomatic missions. In the past, a diplomatic mission headed by a lower-ranking official (an envoy or minister resident) was known as a legation. Since the ranks of envoy and minister resident are effectively obsolete, the designation of legation is no longer used today. (See diplomatic rank.) A consulate is similar to, but not the same as a diplomatic office, but with focus on dealing with individual persons and businesses, as defined by the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.
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But the Count, in an effort to be diplomatic, omits the crucial phrase: "this unjust procedure will have no further effect." The following morning, the Prince connives to have Fabrice imprisoned for twelve years by signing an order affixed with a date preceding the note purporting to release him. For the next nine months, Gina schemes to have Fabrice freed and manages to get secret messages relayed to him in the tower, in part by means of an improvised semaphore line. The Prince keeps spreading rumors that Fabrice is going to be executed as a way to put pressure on Gina.
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He, along with his friends, all seem to be well known at the Creek, most likely for their various heroic endeavors. Craig has been viewed as something of an adviser and aide to the various factions of the Creek and has managed to enter the good graces of many, such as the Sewer Queen. His ability to be diplomatic has allowed him to form the Creek Council, a council consisting of him, Kelsey and J.P. and the leaders of the various factions of the creek. Craig can be stubborn when it comes to maintaining some semblance of his childhood.
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" When interviewing applicants for potential positions at Vogue Australia, Clements remarked how surprised she was by the number of young girls who expressed an obsession with a fashion label instead of an original style or desire to make things. She elaborated by stating that she was "always highly dubious because I wanted them to have a passion for art, for books, for culture, for literature, for dance, for theatre, for costume design... anything but, as a matter of fact, fashion… I didn’t want people who were obsessed with labels, and I still stand by that." Discussing her approach to management at Vogue Australia, Clements stated, "I learnt how to be diplomatic.
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On 2 December 1851, Louis Napoleon – who had been elected President of France in 1848 – carried out a coup d'état by dissolving the National Assembly and arresting the leading Republicans. Palmerston privately congratulated Napoleon on his triumph, noting that Britain's constitution was rooted in history but that France had had five revolutions since 1789, with the French Constitution of 1848 being a "day- before-yesterday tomfoolery which the scatterbrain heads of Marrast and Tocqueville invented for the torment and perplexity of the French nation".Ridley, p. 398. However, the Cabinet decided that Britain must be neutral, and so Palmerston requested his officials to be diplomatic.
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When the first Swedish national theatre was founded in Bollhuset in 1737, there was a need for an experienced professional to organise the whole affair, and Langlois was hired as their director, a job for which he had great enthusiasm. The theatre was temporarily closed in the 1738–39 season, and Langlois became one of the most eager participants in the task of persuading the government to open it again.Byström, Tryggve, Svenska komedien 1737-1754: en studie i Stockholmsteaterns historia, Norstedt, Stockholm, 1981 When it did, in 1739, he was replaced as director, but in 1740, when the government declared the theatre a private venture, the actors themselves formed a board of directors, with Langlois as the chairman. He shared this position with Johan Palmberg and Peter Lindahl as assistant directors, as he himself was considered too emotional to be diplomatic.
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Amelia's desire to explore pyramids is countered by Emerson's refusal to be diplomatic with the Egyptian Service d'Antiquites, resulting in the loss of their firman (permit) to excavate at one of the major pyramid fields, and instead being awarded Mazghuna, a minor pyramid field southwest of Cairo. While the Emersons are excavating at Mazghuna, they encounter an enigmatic criminal mastermind who runs an illicit underground antiquities trade, stealing artifacts from tombs, which puts him at odds with the Emersons. Amelia initially calls him "The Master Criminal," although his nom de guerre is eventually revealed to be Sethos. Sethos is initially presented as a rival to Emerson for Amelia's affections, but later becomes an important part of the Emerson's large circle of friends, allies, and acquaintances in later books when it is revealed that he is Emerson's theretofore unknown half-brother, Seth.
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While Robinson's letter to Knutsford made its way to England by sea, the Colonial Secretary learned of the Rudd Concession from Cawston and Gifford. Knutsford wired Robinson on 17 December to ask if there was any truth in what the London syndicate had told him about the agreed transfer of 1,000 Martini–Henrys: "If rifles part of consideration, as reported, do you think there will be danger of complications arising from this?" Robinson replied, again in writing; he enclosed a minute from Shippard in which the Bechuanaland official explained how the concession had come about, and expressed the view that the Matabele were less experienced with rifles than with assegais, so their receipt of such weapons did not in itself make them lethally dangerous. He then argued that it would not be diplomatic to give Khama and other chiefs firearms while withholding them from Lobengula, and that a suitably armed Matabeleland might act as a deterrent against Boer interference.
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