At the same time, he participated in the crafty diplomatic tactics that resulted in peace with Pisa and Lucca.

Mr. Clinton defended the Administration's diplomatic tactics and said there was "no way in the world" that he could dictate the terms of a peace settlement to any nation, Israel included.

Immediately after, Pétion's successor, Boyer, reunited Haiti through diplomatic tactics, and ruled as president until his overthrow in 1843.

This school focused on practical matters instead of any moral principle, so it stressed political and diplomatic tactics, and debate and lobbying skill.

He had gone for the practical and diplomatic tactic of pointing out how the glare meant that drivers might not even see the protesters and would just roll right over their fundamentalist asses.

But you fail to mention that the most vociferous opponents, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, are deploying extraordinary diplomatic tactics to block all collective measures by more forward-thinking nations.

Another internal division occurred over diplomatic tactics in the last war.

"But really it was merely a diplomatic tactic."

The Pope has revised his conceptual approach to Communism and has modified some diplomatic tactics, though so far with only limited success.

For Western countries, which have often been critical of rigged elections in post-Soviet states, the events unfolding in Turkmenistan were accompanied by a noticeable shift in diplomatic tactics.