例句與造句

1. Without a recess appointment, Reich's nomination as assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs is stuck.
2. Thomas A . Shannon, U . S . deputy assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs said March 12.
3. Shannon, deputy assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs, told reporters this morning as he prepared to return to Washington.
4. Thomas A . Shannon, U . S . deputy assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs, said on March 12.
5. "The idea of better cooperation and better coordination is a very good idea, " said William Brownfield, deputy assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs.
6. It's difficult to find assistant secretary for western hemisphere affairs in a sentence. 用assistant secretary for western hemisphere affairs造句挺難的
7. She was Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs from December 2010 until July 2011, with responsibility for regional political and economic issues, management and personnel, and regional security issues.
8. The State Department said on Wednesday that Otto J . Reich, the assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs did not speak last Friday with the business leader who briefly replaced President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela.
9. "The level of confrontation could very easily slip beyond the grasp of Venezuela's institutions and its political leadership, " said Shannon, the deputy assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs.
10. On Thursday, the State Department dispatched the deputy assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs, Thomas Shannon, to Caracas, where he met with Venezuela's foreign minister, government officials and opposition leaders.
11. Reich, the acting assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs, said that nations of the region were largely responsible for their own economic misfortunes and they should not look for American financial support until they enforce official integrity and fiscal discipline.
12. Otto J . Reich, assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs, phoned the incoming president, Pedro Carmona Estanga, to plead with him not to dissolve the National Assembly on the grounds it would be " a stupid thing to do, " and provoke an outcry, a State Department official said.