例句與造句

1. On 19 October 1948, Sir Alexander Cadogan, the British representative to the United Nations, pressed for sanctions against Israel.
2. On the eve of World War II, Henderson came into frequent conflict with Alexander Cadogan, Permanent Undersecretary of the Foreign Office.
3. Sinclair became seriously ill with cancer, causing Alexander Cadogan to note on 19 October 1939, that he was " going downhill ".
4. Sir Alexander Cadogan wrote about Goerdeler's offer " We are to deliver the goods and Germany gives I . O . Us ".
5. The diary of Alexander Cadogan, a British diplomat, also mentions that he received information from the Russians about a plan to murder the Big Three.
6. It's difficult to find alexander cadogan in a sentence. 用alexander cadogan造句挺難的
7. Two days later, Italy invaded Albania; Halifax met Sir Alexander Cadogan and " decided we can't " do " anything to stop it ".
8. Gladwyn Jebb, Private Secretary to Alexander Cadogan, Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, later learned that the interview had gone wrong, as Halifax had made no specific promises.
9. In the United Kingdom, Alexander Cadogan, the Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, penned in his diary that the " Yugoslavs seem to have sold their souls to the Devil.
10. Sir Alexander Cadogan, chairman of the BBC Board of Governors, wrote to De La Warr complaining that Churchill's government was trying to exercise a degree of control " unprecedented in peace time ."
11. On March 6, 1944 Sir Alexander Cadogan of the Foreign Office informed the Polish minister of foreign affairs Edward RaczyD
    ski that Kowalewski's contacts with the " opposing powers " could be treated as treachery and that he should be dismissed.
12. Having led the British official delegation to the Lancaster House talks, he became Deputy Governor of Southern Rhodesia ( under Lord Soames as Governor ) in 1979 80, after which appointment he was sworn of the Privy Council, the first diplomat to be so honoured since Sir Alexander Cadogan in 1940.
13. The representatives were Edward R . Stettinius, US Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Andrei Gromyko, Russian Ambassador to the US, Sir Alexander Cadogan, British Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs ( replaced by Lord Halifax for the second phase ) and Wei Tao-ming, Chinese Ambassador to the US.
14. In praise of Bevin, his Permanent Secretary at the Foreign Office ( Alexander Cadogan ) wrote, " He knows a great deal, is prepared to read any amount, seems to take in what he does read, and is capable of making up his own mind and sticking up for his ( and our ) point of view against anyone . " An alternative view is offered by Charmley, who writes that Bevin read and wrote with some difficulty, and that examination of Foreign Office documents shows little sign of the frequent annotations made by Anthony Eden, suggesting that Bevin preferred to reach most of his decisions after oral discussion with his advisers.