Examples of using Diplomatically in English and their translations into German
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Diplomatically, they did not succeed.
I… can see you like it," he said, diplomatically.
Communicating diplomatically is not limited to the business world.
The Chinese are also starting to lose ground diplomatically.
It alone has the authority diplomatically to pull out all the stops in order to avoid a war.
You have got to learnhow to phrase things a little more... diplomatically.
Diplomatically, Studebaker marketed its Standard Six as the Director in these countries.
The Arab world may be in chaos, but it still unanimously supports the Palestinian cause diplomatically.
You work diplomatically and at long distance with the MMORPG developer/rights holder, who is based in the USA.
The Union's task is to devise constructive solutions- politically, diplomatically and economically- to this and other conflicts.
The more diplomatically you do it, the better are your options for the future without waking deceitful hopes at your customers.
We need a pre-emptive strategy which takesour weaknesses and inclinations into account in our desire for a diplomatically comfortable existence.
Diplomatically, the events in Ukraine during 2014 have proved that Russia is trying to reclaim its place as a geopolitical leader along with the United States, the EU and others.
The EU's duty is to devise constructive solutions- politically, diplomatically and economically- to this and other conflicts.
Merkel has reacted diplomatically, saying that Europe holds its fate in its own hands and should continue to work together as it has done in the past to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
We are faced with emerging countries that in some cases view values such as human rights, the rule oflaw, and democracy in a different light, to put it diplomatically.
The worst thingis the helplessness that we are trying to overcome diplomatically by means of the policy of peace that the EU and by the German Presidency are trying to pursue, a policy that is good.
We must also take into account the progress made by the authorities in Tripoli, which have successfully shifted the country from a situation of isolation and embargos to becoming open andeconomically and diplomatically dynamic.
At this point, however, and less diplomatically than the President of the Commission, I must also make some remarks about the World Social Forum, which proved to be something of a disappointment by comparison.
If the team lead has accurately identified weaknesses in a team member, and has communicated them clearly,fairly and diplomatically in a feedback talk, then it is expected that the team lead then coach her„player.
The EU-3, whose negotiations diplomatically have so far produced no results, are now moving towards some form of more effective action against Iran's decision to proceed with reprocessing.
I have been to all these countries also before andI have met people who are very much identified; and diplomatically I was not supposed to say anything whatsoever that would make them feel that they are doing something wrong.
As our friend, who gives him Ibn Abd al-Nasser, the mantle of his father, his authorized representative and leader of the revolution, older than him, he is a spoiled boy of Israeli policy,and I care for her, diplomatically and in the media, security.
Europe's abstention in respect of Libya's chairmanship, however diplomatically tactical that was meant to be, is an admission of weakness and creates a lack of clarity with regard to Europe's position.
The same energy on display in Cairo and Tunis was evident among Libyan youth, but this time,America was able to do little diplomatically because it had no relationship with Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.
It has to be fought by every means, politically, diplomatically, financially, through the engagement of the communities from which terrorists draw their support, through sensible media coverage and through the education of public opinion.
De Gaulle's policy of detente towards the Soviet Union, coming years before Nixon and Kissinger tried it,personified France's desire to“exist” diplomatically on its own and to maximize its room for maneuver with the US.
As long as the president of Turkey behaves like a modern sultan, even if he diplomatically lowers his rhetorical weapons for a few hours(while his consorts and allies[in Afrin] make every effort to continue holding them dangerously high), there will be no prospect of resolving the many open issues.
This morning, during the debate on the European Council in Ghent,the President-in-Office of the Council fairly diplomatically said that an awkward situation had arisen as a result of the tripartite meeting that had taken place outside the summit.
I fail to seewhy Ireland's transgressions could not have been handled more tactfully, more diplomatically, with more understanding- both by you, Commissioner, and indeed by our somewhat maverick, though genial, finance minister.