diplomatic body

They have become less of a police force and more of a diplomatic body.

A member of the foreign diplomatic body in Sta.

These advantages are usually given to diplomatic bodies.

We are not a diplomatic body; we are a political parliamentary body.

Used by consular, but not diplomatic bodies.

Henceforward we must consider them as a kind of privileged persons, as no inconsiderable members in the diplomatic body.

Before becoming a politician, Sandro Gozi was a member of the Italian diplomatic body.

Member of many commissions and diplomatic bodies, he often acted as a mediator or as a guardian of orphaned children.

On the day this ceremony took place, besides the audience of the Diplomatic Body there was an extraordinary assemblage of general officers and public functionaries.

The direction of their brainstorming will displease knee-jerk advocates of an international Mideast conference and give Yasir Arafat a well-deserved diplomatic body blow.

I ask you this: to be a perpetual Member and the only Perpetual Member of a Diplomatic Body accredited to the greatest country on earth do you call that nothing?

On Sept. 16 it was announced that a council of republican foreign ministers would form the Soviet Union's supreme diplomatic body, whose responsibilities would include appointing ambassadors and determining foreign policy.

The creation of a European External Action Service will give a diplomatic body and system to the European Union which, until now, has only been able to rely on national representation.

Within the Empire the Kingdom of Bavaria was even able to retain its own diplomatic body and its own army, which would fall under Prussian command only in times of war.

There is no divide between issues relating to human rights which might lie within the jurisdiction of political bodies and issues relating to institutional aspects which would lie within the sole jurisdiction of diplomatic bodies.

Their Majesties mount the platform and remain standing under a canopy, having on their right the ministers, marshals, admirals and the Court officers; on their left are the Empress's ladies and facing them, the diplomatic body.

He also said the airport issue was unlikely to come up at the next full meeting of the Sino-British Joint Liaison Group, the diplomatic body charged with hammering out the technical details of Hong Kong's change of sovereignty.

-- He had on one occasion said before an assemblage of generals, senators, and high officers of State, who were at an audience of the Diplomatic Body, "The English think that I am afraid of war, but I am not."

Bonaparte replied to the deputation from the Senate, in the presence of the Diplomatic Body, whose audience had been appointed for that day in order that the ambassadors might be enabled to make known to their respective Courts that Europe reckoned one King more.

The First Consul is too well acquainted with sentiments of the Diplomatic Body accredited to him not to be fully convinced that every one of its members will behold, with profound regret, the profanation of the sacred character of Ambassador, basely transformed into a minister of plots, snares, and corruption.

The creation of this new diplomatic service, as provided for by the Treaty of Lisbon, represents a great step for the European Union, which can finally benefit from a single diplomatic body that has the task of facilitating actions aimed at making the European Union's external relations more coherent, safe and efficient.

As a result, it settles on a distant star system known as Catan, where it encounters five peaceful alien races: the Green Folk, the Scientists, the Merchants, the Diplomats, and the Travelers, as well as an intergalactic council that serves as the diplomatic body in the Catanian sector.

He was also associated with the preparation of the 1988 White Paper on political reform, another constitutional milestone, and is now tipped to succeed Donald Liao, the outgoing Secretary for District Administration, as a member of the Sino-British Joint Liaision Group, the diplomatic body which monitors technical aspects of the transition.