diplomatic service造句

He has long credentials of diplomatic service.

He attained a high grade in the diplomatic service.

His father had been in the diplomatic service.

Later he married and entered the diplomatic service.

The damage that America's diplomatic service has suffered is partly the result of sloppy practices.

The European Union’s diplomatic service should hire German-speakers, he told its chief, Catherine Ashton.

The old man has had a distinguished career in the diplomatic service.

After his election defeat he was reassigned to the diplomatic service.

But it was not until 1500 that a permanent nunciature, or diplomatic service, was established, in Venice.

The highlights of diplomacy: collected all the important news, classic activities and stories of the world-wide diplomatic service.

He should have relatives in the army and navy and at least one connection in the diplomatic service.

Oded Ben-Hur, Israel's envoy to the Holy See, adds that its diplomatic service is “just like any foreign service, with different people having different abilities.

He joined the diplomatic service of his country the same year and has since held a wide range of diplomatic posts in the Foreign Ministry of the USSR and Russia.

After further studies in Beijing, he joined the Chinese legation in St Petersburg as a translator, before eventually entering the diplomatic service in his own right.

The Vatican has one of the world's busiest but least-known diplomatic services.