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Meanings of diplomacy in anglès
Art and practice of conducting negotiations between representatives of groups or states.
Related terms
portuguès
diplomacia català
diplomàcia portuguès
diplomácia català
diplomàcia Sinònims
Examples for "statesmanship"
Examples for "statesmanship"
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It is a good moment for statesmanship from the two leading parties.
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He was brave and crafty, keen in statesmanship, and dissolute in pleasure.
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There just isn't the global statesmanship at the moment, nowhere near it.
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In statesmanship-in all that pertained to human affairs-he was intensely practical.
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The greater the necessity for statesmanship, the more must statesmen be avoided.
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This was a traditional and creative form of American statecraft, they believed.
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This brilliantly planned and executed long-term strategy is a masterclass in statecraft.
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Agricultural interests are dearer to the heart of the khédive than statecraft.
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The voters understood that devastating warfare had been averted by temperate statecraft.
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Obviously statecraft is concerned with such a change, extra-political though it is.
Usage of diplomacy in anglès
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I'm here today to continue the proud tradition of bold American diplomacy.
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Five years later things have changed thanks to President Trump's unorthodox diplomacy.
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The government does not believe that megaphone diplomacy will serve that objective.
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President Obama says he will use diplomacy to remove Syria's chemical weapons.
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Clark supported the prime minister with confidence, diplomacy and workmanship, he said.
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It means that we must continue whatever diplomacy we may with Winter.
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Global Leadership Coalition, which promotes diplomacy and development, said in a statement.
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The idea is to use the Internet for public diplomacy and outreach.
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A significant shift in French diplomacy was unlikely, one French diplomat said.
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The warning follows a week of shuttle diplomacy between London and Brussels.
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Maybe I'll work everything out through reason, diplomacy, dialogue, and mutual cooperation.
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China have taken a softer tone urging continued diplomacy and international cooperation.
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For a start, Cameron needs to play the EU diplomacy game better.
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The reply was in the language of diplomacy all the world over:
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Yet she's never made the move into the family business of diplomacy.
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The 'militarization' of diplomacy exists and is accelerating. That's a fair claim.
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Translations for diplomacy
rus
portuguès
espanyol
Diplomacy through the time
Diplomacy across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
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