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Meanings of statecraft in English
Portuguese
diplomacia Catalan
diplomàcia Synonyms
Examples for "diplomacy"
Examples for "diplomacy"
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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 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.
Usage of statecraft in English
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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.
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It would be to make sport of statecraft,' said the lord chamberlain.
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It's because I have so much statecraft that I am a consul.
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These essays, then, are an attempt to sketch an attitude towards statecraft.
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The outcome is inevitable; neither diplomacy nor statecraft can prevent it.
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He believed in the statecraft of leader-writers and the sincerity of political programmes.
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The seeming dupe of 1807 now promised to be the victor in statecraft.
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You will have a new pupil in statecraft in your son-in-law.
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From the former especially he learned many important lessons in statecraft.
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The eminent parliamentarians failed to rise to the gentle height of average statecraft.
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This must be the goal of German statecraft and German diplomacy.
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This was one of the greatest strokes of statecraft ever devised.
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Statecraft through the time
Statecraft across language varieties
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