Examples of ambassadorial

• The group turned out to be very accommodating to ambassadorial guidance.

• Clearly, her ambassadorial role took precedence over other considerations.

• However, the old-style diplomacy embraced by her few ambassadorial allies was being supplanted by capital-led diplomacy, the first priorities of which were oil and import-export arrangements.

• All the members retain the full panoply of sovereign organs—executive, legislative, judicial, armed forces, police, ambassadorial representation, and membership of international organisations.

• The old ambassadorial system has failed, and is discredited in the eyes of most people.

• I am not able offhand to give the exact number, but certainly there are other ambassadorial representatives.

• I hope that ambassadorial relations can be restored as soon as possible.

• Members of the executive class have indeed before now moved up into ambassadorial appointments.

• The next process is consultation at ambassadorial and official level and thereafter consultation at ministerial level.

• He was entirely right in his view that the present relationship between labour attachés and the ambassadorial hierarchy is happy, satisfactory and efficient.

• It takes place exceedingly frequently and at every opportunity we raise such issues at official and ambassadorial levels.

• I agree that diplomatic skill at the highest possible level, ambassadorial level, will probably be vital to the success of these talks.

• What appraisal did they give to their officers on the spot, either ambassadorial or naval?

• There is no fixed scale of accommodation for this post which is considered to be an ambassadorial equivalent.

• If you want confirmation of that, look at the ambassadorial appointments.