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And far from isolating Britain diplomatically, the vision is shared by another big EU player and aspiring leader of any core: France.

The meeting shows that China wants to get to know them better, but that's still a far cry from recognizing them diplomatically, " He said. "

Simply make your point once diplomatically and then enter into a constructive dialogue with your customer.

Chiang scurried diplomatically, making concessions to Moscow in the hope of being allowed at least to partition Manchuria.

Did the incident take place in a diplomatically sensitive area?

(They answered, diplomatically, that the speech was not intended to single out China and that China should not take offense to criticism).

In the meantime it will have to continue exploring alternative avenues for rivalling the United States whether militarily or diplomatically.

He said: "We will be developing a way forward to deal with this diplomatically. "

Militarily, strategically, politically and diplomatically it has been an abject failure on its own terms.

Diplomatically, too, it has been a busy three years.

To this query the BBC diplomatically replied, "Place a sprig of spaghetti in a tin of tomato sauce and hope for the best. "

Pressed to say what he has learned from Barack Obama's early travails as American President, Mr Cameron is diplomatically reticent.

Since the launch of the Yasuo Fukuda administration, Japan has become increasingly diplomatically active in the Asian region.

Or can it rely on independent, diplomatically inclined partners to promote security and prosperity in an increasingly complex world?

Obama's comment certainly could have been couched more diplomatically, but China has real credibility issues it needs to address.

Mr. Bush says he and Mr. Saakashvili discussed how the dispute can be resolved diplomatically.

China maintains that the Iraqi question should be solved diplomatically within the UN framework.

"We're just above being too small and we're not close to being too big, " as he diplomatically phrases it.

Gates stressed that the challenges posed by Iran's attempts to influence Iraq "can be dealt with diplomatically. "

He was sure, he said diplomatically, that the government would do all it could.

Representative Paul, less diplomatically, refers to Federal Reserve notes as "counterfeits" and to the Fed as a price fixer.

And far from backing Israel militarily and diplomatically, Turkey has become a leading critic.

Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman said Tuesday that the incident involving the USNS Victorious will be addressed diplomatically.

Since he has yet to complete a single league match, he diplomatically talked around the question.

Once diplomatically isolated, Equatorial Guinea now enjoys ministerial visits from Spain, the former colonial power.

In Washington, the Obama administration has voiced similar thoughts, albeit more diplomatically and obliquely.

Be polite; write diplomatically ; even in a declaration of war one observes the rules of politeness.

But in recent months, Pyongyang and Washington have both shown a willingness to re-engage diplomatically, said U. S. and Asian officials.

Put less diplomatically, this means unless the Fed drags its feet on raising rates, fiscal contraction risks choking the economy.

complaints must be well founde and diplomatically, tactfully put forward with care and restraint.

The Obama administration could "lead from behind" both diplomatically and militarily.

Something that could be handled diplomatically in times of peace becomes a grave danger in times of war.

In 1949, Burma was the first non-communist nation to diplomatically recognize Mao Zedong's regime.

Former Secretary of State James A. Baker III took issue with Ms. Rice's refusal to engage Syria diplomatically .

It's not easy, because our clients, by definition, are having a difficult time, diplomatically.

Q: Does China diplomatically recognize Palestine?

"It's important to keep the best manager and best players at the club, " Cech says diplomatically .

We'll continue to work diplomatically to get this problem solved.

Great Britain gained control of Florida diplomatically in 1763 through the Peace of Paris.

Diplomatically, India has also started to matter more.

Giggs nods diplomatically and keeps his counsel. "I don't know. "

One would think that as China can flex its muscle economically, militarily, diplomatically, that it wouldn't need sports as a crutch.

Diplomatically, Hamas has cast a wide net.

Egypt, the most populous and diplomatically agile Arab country, is also run by old men.

We need to handle this situation diplomatically .

You have to handle him diplomatically or else he'll kick up a lot of trouble.

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In his work, Fravel catalogues 23 such territorial conflicts since 1949, 17 of which have been settled diplomatically;