Winston Lord (born on August 14, 1937) is a United States diplomat and leader of non-governmental foreign policy organizations.

Suddenly, it seems, Winston Lord has found himself at odds with the two worlds that have defined his career.

Her husband, Winston Lord, was the United States Ambassador to Beijing from 1985 to 1989.

Winston Lord, assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs, said the help being considered included "lethal assistance" - military hardware.

"Neither side would claim that there aren't serious differences remaining," Assistant Secretary of State Winston Lord said after the meeting.

Winston Lord had come up with the idea that Mongolia should be held as an example for anyone doubting democracy's ability to take root in unlikely places.

Their third child, Winston Lord, was born in 1937.

Winston Lord, who ran the State Department Policy Planning Staff, is a world-class planner.

Winston Lord, who held the job for the last four years, made clear early last fall that he did not want to stay on.

As an observer of the meeting, Winston Lord noted: