diplomacy|diplomacies in English

noun

[di'plo·ma·cy || -əsɪ]

management of international relations; tact

Use "diplomacy|diplomacies" in a sentence

1. Second, diplomacy.

2. Diplomacy becomes trench warfare.

3. Charles' diplomacy eventually bore fruit.

4. (Thalaimannar Pier station) Development Diplomacy

5. I'd say diplomacy has failed.

6. My father didn't stress diplomacy.

7. 29 Moral diplomacy is the name used for a form of diplomacy proposed by Woodrow Wilson.

8. Diplomacy and realpolitik continue to fascinate him.

9. The job requires tact and diplomacy.

10. Boldness worked where diplomacy had failed.

11. You have a deft hand with diplomacy.

12. 20 The job requires tact and diplomacy.

13. Diplomacy will smooth your pathway to success.

14. In the art of war, diplomacy, and chivalry.

15. We need someone who has tact and diplomacy.

16. This was done through the skill in diplomacy.

17. Another rather large investigation is around world diplomacy.

18. Balhae also increased diplomacy and trade with Japan.

19. Tact, diplomacy, flexibility, and communication skills are essential.

20. Diplomacy had failed to stop the Germans.

21. What she lacks in diplomacy, she makes-

22. He pulls the strings behind the nations’ diplomacy.

23. Oppenheimer rejected the idea of nuclear gunboat diplomacy.

24. Military planning drove decisions; bluster and posturing drove diplomacy.

25. America's present need is not heroics, but calm diplomacy.