“diplomatically”可以造什么句，diplomatically造句

The country remained diplomatically isolated.

Q: Does China diplomatically recognize Palestine?

Aso has made diplomatically controversial comments in the past.

The President made it clear he did not want to see the country diplomatically isolated.

"I really like their sound, although I'm not crazy about their lyrics," he says, diplomatically.

For starters, you need outstanding people skills: Listen carefully, think before you speak, reciprocate favors and manage conflicts diplomatically.

It signals that America and South Korea are partners for the long term-economically, diplomatically, people to people.

When Nadella replaced Steven Ballmer as Microsoft's CEO in February 2014, he inherited what you might diplomatically call a growth crisis.

For the Libyan intervention to succeed, the U.S. will need to remain strongly engaged diplomatically, even if its European Allies assume a greater share of the military burden.

In this period, Ming and Korea has closely connected diplomatically, which is called by the academics as Poem and Fu Diplomacy.

Britain condemned them diplomatically.

There is time to solve this diplomatically.

"Come along in, and have some lunch," he said, diplomatically, "and we'll talk it over."

"You are right,"Dr Brown agreed diplomatically, coming to himself and thinking of his mission in that house

And respect for cultural property was mandated by the Hague Convention, concluded in 1954: a treaty which the United States ratified in 2009 and backs diplomatically.

Despite dismissing it as another round of grandstanding that will lead nowhere, the British government is having to work harder than usual diplomatically to justify its refusal to discuss sovereignty.

They had to be dealt with diplomatically but firmly.

Summoning one of his shrewdest ministers, Count d'Argenson, the king asked him whether he could diplomatically unsnarl the traffic jams.

All this has left Colombia diplomatically isolated.

For one, the other could nation could use that ruling as a justification for continuing a bad trade practice, making it more difficult to resolve a dispute diplomatically.

It's hard to provoke the Madman of this family by figuring out how to deal with the woodsman diplomatically.